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Marine Corps declares its heavy-lift helicopter operational
The Marines this month declared initial operational capability for its CH-53K King Stallion, after the heavy lift helo demonstrated not only its operational performance but the maturity of its training and logistics programs as well.
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Navy’s 30-year shipbuilding plan offers three options to increase the size of the fleet
Only one of the proposed options gets the Navy to 355 ships by 2052.
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The Biden administration’s new shipbuilding plan is wholly inadequate
At its core, this plan fundamentally breaks faith with the shipbuilding-industrial base.
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Lincoln Carrier Strike Group teams up with Japanese navy in Philippine, East China seas
The carrier strike group teamed up with Japanese destroyers Inazuma and Kongo to complete air warfare training and other exercises.
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5G deemed a ‘great enabler’ for US Navy
“We in the Navy, you know, we work at the edge, have been working at the edge since the 1700s,” the service’s chief digital innovation officer said.
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Navy, Marines integrating expeditionary forces into traditional amphibious operations
The expeditionary warfare community is eyeing ways to bring all its forces to bear in future operations, with exercises combining Marines with special operations forces, mine countermeasures sailors and Seabees.
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Navy bolsters submarine force in Guam to support Indo-Pacific missions
The Navy announced it was aiming to bolster its submarine force in Guam last year.
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Combined Maritime Forces establishes new naval group to patrol Red Sea region
U.S. 5th Fleet and the multinational Combined Maritime Forces are standing up a new task force for Red Sea region security, following the success of recent task forces in recent years.
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The Navy’s shipbuilder oversight offices are underutilized, watchdog agency reports
The Navy’s Supervisors of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair could do more to ensure ships enter the fleet on time and on budget, according to a new report.
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HII, known as a shipbuilder, pursues pivot to global defense tech company
HII wants to highlight its growing offerings in the unmanned, AI and big data areas, not just the large warships it’s known for building.
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Marine Corps declares its heavy-lift helicopter operational
The Marines this month declared initial operational capability for its CH-53K King Stallion, after the heavy lift helo demonstrated not only its operational performance but the maturity of its training and logistics programs as well.
-
Navy’s 30-year shipbuilding plan offers three options to increase the size of the fleet
Only one of the proposed options gets the Navy to 355 ships by 2052.
-
The Biden administration’s new shipbuilding plan is wholly inadequate
At its core, this plan fundamentally breaks faith with the shipbuilding-industrial base.
-
Lincoln Carrier Strike Group teams up with Japanese navy in Philippine, East China seas
The carrier strike group teamed up with Japanese destroyers Inazuma and Kongo to complete air warfare training and other exercises.
-
5G deemed a ‘great enabler’ for US Navy
“We in the Navy, you know, we work at the edge, have been working at the edge since the 1700s,” the service’s chief digital innovation officer said.
-
Navy, Marines integrating expeditionary forces into traditional amphibious operations
The expeditionary warfare community is eyeing ways to bring all its forces to bear in future operations, with exercises combining Marines with special operations forces, mine countermeasures sailors and Seabees.
-
Navy bolsters submarine force in Guam to support Indo-Pacific missions
The Navy announced it was aiming to bolster its submarine force in Guam last year.
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Combined Maritime Forces establishes new naval group to patrol Red Sea region
U.S. 5th Fleet and the multinational Combined Maritime Forces are standing up a new task force for Red Sea region security, following the success of recent task forces in recent years.
-
The Navy’s shipbuilder oversight offices are underutilized, watchdog agency reports
The Navy’s Supervisors of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair could do more to ensure ships enter the fleet on time and on budget, according to a new report.
-
HII, known as a shipbuilder, pursues pivot to global defense tech company
HII wants to highlight its growing offerings in the unmanned, AI and big data areas, not just the large warships it’s known for building.
-
Marine Corps declares its heavy-lift helicopter operational
The Marines this month declared initial operational capability for its CH-53K King Stallion, after the heavy lift helo demonstrated not only its operational performance but the maturity of its training and logistics programs as well.
-
Navy’s 30-year shipbuilding plan offers three options to increase the size of the fleet
Only one of the proposed options gets the Navy to 355 ships by 2052.
-
The Biden administration’s new shipbuilding plan is wholly inadequate
At its core, this plan fundamentally breaks faith with the shipbuilding-industrial base.
-
Lincoln Carrier Strike Group teams up with Japanese navy in Philippine, East China seas
The carrier strike group teamed up with Japanese destroyers Inazuma and Kongo to complete air warfare training and other exercises.
-
5G deemed a ‘great enabler’ for US Navy
“We in the Navy, you know, we work at the edge, have been working at the edge since the 1700s,” the service’s chief digital innovation officer said.
-
Navy, Marines integrating expeditionary forces into traditional amphibious operations
The expeditionary warfare community is eyeing ways to bring all its forces to bear in future operations, with exercises combining Marines with special operations forces, mine countermeasures sailors and Seabees.
-
Navy bolsters submarine force in Guam to support Indo-Pacific missions
The Navy announced it was aiming to bolster its submarine force in Guam last year.
-
Combined Maritime Forces establishes new naval group to patrol Red Sea region
U.S. 5th Fleet and the multinational Combined Maritime Forces are standing up a new task force for Red Sea region security, following the success of recent task forces in recent years.
-
The Navy’s shipbuilder oversight offices are underutilized, watchdog agency reports
The Navy’s Supervisors of Shipbuilding, Conversion and Repair could do more to ensure ships enter the fleet on time and on budget, according to a new report.
-
HII, known as a shipbuilder, pursues pivot to global defense tech company
HII wants to highlight its growing offerings in the unmanned, AI and big data areas, not just the large warships it’s known for building.
