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Carrier Carl Vinson was back in fighting condition within 45 minutes of F-35C crash, leaders say
After a dangerous F-35C ramp strike, flight deck crew began firefighting efforts within seconds, and the ship was ready to launch and land aircraft again within 45 minutes.
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Poland shortlists Babcock, Thyssenkrupp for $2 billion frigate program
The latest announcement indicates that Warsaw has discarded the bid submitted by Spanish Navantia which offered its F-100 frigate.
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Three takeaways from the US Navy’s first F-35C deployment
Aircraft carrier Carl Vinson returned home Feb. 14 after a six-and-a-half-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific, in the U.S. Navy’s first deployment of the “air wing of the future.”
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French military tees up new tech in rush to conquer the seabed
The goal of the new strategy is to equip the French military with the ability to reach depths of 6,000 meters, or nearly 20,000 feet, said Minister of Defense Florence Parly in a Feb. 14 press conference.
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Metallurgist gets 2.5 years for faking steel-test results for Navy subs
Elaine Marie Thomas pleaded guilty to fraud last November.
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UK Navy chief pushes hypersonic tech in bid to hone the fleet’s combat edge
“We are setting ourselves a challenge to become a global leader in hypersonic weapons,” Adm. Sir Ben Key told an audience of industry executives and Royal Navy officials.
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Lebanon’s Navy to receive multipurpose boats from Italy, patrol boats from United States
Lebanon’s Navy is expected to receive this year multi-purpose boats from Italy and Protector-class coastal patrol boats from the United States, but the country still hopes to revive frigate negotiations with Italy.
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New warship no ‘tradeoff’ but wanted for future Marine fight
The Corps needs both big and small ships for maritime combat.
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Huntington Ingalls considers industrial base investment, as sub construction lags behind
The submarine-industrial base hasn’t delivered a sub to the Navy in almost two years. Shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries is considering investments in its supply base, as production demand will only increase in the next few years.
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Turkish shipyard preps two landing crafts for Qatari Navy
Anadolu officials noted the LCMs would be delivered to the Qatari Navy at an August ceremony and reach Qatar in September.
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Carrier Carl Vinson was back in fighting condition within 45 minutes of F-35C crash, leaders say
After a dangerous F-35C ramp strike, flight deck crew began firefighting efforts within seconds, and the ship was ready to launch and land aircraft again within 45 minutes.
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Poland shortlists Babcock, Thyssenkrupp for $2 billion frigate program
The latest announcement indicates that Warsaw has discarded the bid submitted by Spanish Navantia which offered its F-100 frigate.
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Three takeaways from the US Navy’s first F-35C deployment
Aircraft carrier Carl Vinson returned home Feb. 14 after a six-and-a-half-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific, in the U.S. Navy’s first deployment of the “air wing of the future.”
-
French military tees up new tech in rush to conquer the seabed
The goal of the new strategy is to equip the French military with the ability to reach depths of 6,000 meters, or nearly 20,000 feet, said Minister of Defense Florence Parly in a Feb. 14 press conference.
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Metallurgist gets 2.5 years for faking steel-test results for Navy subs
Elaine Marie Thomas pleaded guilty to fraud last November.
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UK Navy chief pushes hypersonic tech in bid to hone the fleet’s combat edge
“We are setting ourselves a challenge to become a global leader in hypersonic weapons,” Adm. Sir Ben Key told an audience of industry executives and Royal Navy officials.
-
Lebanon’s Navy to receive multipurpose boats from Italy, patrol boats from United States
Lebanon’s Navy is expected to receive this year multi-purpose boats from Italy and Protector-class coastal patrol boats from the United States, but the country still hopes to revive frigate negotiations with Italy.
-
New warship no ‘tradeoff’ but wanted for future Marine fight
The Corps needs both big and small ships for maritime combat.
-
Huntington Ingalls considers industrial base investment, as sub construction lags behind
The submarine-industrial base hasn’t delivered a sub to the Navy in almost two years. Shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries is considering investments in its supply base, as production demand will only increase in the next few years.
-
Turkish shipyard preps two landing crafts for Qatari Navy
Anadolu officials noted the LCMs would be delivered to the Qatari Navy at an August ceremony and reach Qatar in September.
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Carrier Carl Vinson was back in fighting condition within 45 minutes of F-35C crash, leaders say
After a dangerous F-35C ramp strike, flight deck crew began firefighting efforts within seconds, and the ship was ready to launch and land aircraft again within 45 minutes.
-
Poland shortlists Babcock, Thyssenkrupp for $2 billion frigate program
The latest announcement indicates that Warsaw has discarded the bid submitted by Spanish Navantia which offered its F-100 frigate.
-
Three takeaways from the US Navy’s first F-35C deployment
Aircraft carrier Carl Vinson returned home Feb. 14 after a six-and-a-half-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific, in the U.S. Navy’s first deployment of the “air wing of the future.”
-
French military tees up new tech in rush to conquer the seabed
The goal of the new strategy is to equip the French military with the ability to reach depths of 6,000 meters, or nearly 20,000 feet, said Minister of Defense Florence Parly in a Feb. 14 press conference.
-
Metallurgist gets 2.5 years for faking steel-test results for Navy subs
Elaine Marie Thomas pleaded guilty to fraud last November.
-
UK Navy chief pushes hypersonic tech in bid to hone the fleet’s combat edge
“We are setting ourselves a challenge to become a global leader in hypersonic weapons,” Adm. Sir Ben Key told an audience of industry executives and Royal Navy officials.
-
Lebanon’s Navy to receive multipurpose boats from Italy, patrol boats from United States
Lebanon’s Navy is expected to receive this year multi-purpose boats from Italy and Protector-class coastal patrol boats from the United States, but the country still hopes to revive frigate negotiations with Italy.
-
New warship no ‘tradeoff’ but wanted for future Marine fight
The Corps needs both big and small ships for maritime combat.
-
Huntington Ingalls considers industrial base investment, as sub construction lags behind
The submarine-industrial base hasn’t delivered a sub to the Navy in almost two years. Shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries is considering investments in its supply base, as production demand will only increase in the next few years.
-
Turkish shipyard preps two landing crafts for Qatari Navy
Anadolu officials noted the LCMs would be delivered to the Qatari Navy at an August ceremony and reach Qatar in September.
