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Navy prepares F-35C recovery op in South China Sea as Japan issues salvage notice
Officials for U.S. 7th Fleet declined to comment Monday or confirm whether a Japanese Coast Guard navigation warning was connected to salvaging the jet.
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SECNAV latest military leader to test positive for COVID
Vaxxed-and-boosted Carlos Del Toro has mild, cold-like symptoms, according to a spokesperson.
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Virginia shipyard, union reach tentative contract agreement
About 25,000 people work at Newport News Shipbuilding, which builds and refuels all the Navy’s aircraft carriers and builds nuclear-powered submarines.
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US Navy adopts new strategy prioritizing ‘the building blocks’ of unmanned tech
The U.S. Navy is unlikely to pursue a formal program for unmanned surface vessels in the next five years, instead focusing on the enabling technologies first, several leaders say.
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Shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls taps Kastner as next chief executive
They will take their new roles March 1, and Petters will stay at Huntington Ingalls through 2022.
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LCS Little Rock temporarily lost power during sea trials, returned to Mayport
USS Little Rock lost power and returned to port during its post-maintenance sea trials, two years after a similar incident involving its combining gear forced it to end its maiden deployment.
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Navy, Marines would cut flying hours, cancel weapon purchases under full-year CR
The Navy and Marines aren’t slowing their spending yet, despite worries of a full-year continuing resolution. If that CR does happen, some spending would come to a screeching halt.
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Spare parts now flowing, as carrier Ford prepares for maiden deployment this year
Though the Navy had to take parts from carrier John F. Kennedy to make first-in-class Gerald R. Ford whole last fall, the Navy says it has enough spares now and won’t need to cannibalize in-construction ships to support Ford’s deployment this year.
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Electric Boat readies to deliver attack sub Oregon, almost two years after last delivery
Electric Boat is weeks from delivering attack submarine Oregon, about 16 months after Oregon was originally due and nearly two years after the shipyard delivered its last submarine.
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German Navy chief resigns following Ukraine comments
Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht accepted the resignation and appointed Vice Adm. Kay-Achim Schönbach’s deputy as interim naval chief.
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Navy prepares F-35C recovery op in South China Sea as Japan issues salvage notice
Officials for U.S. 7th Fleet declined to comment Monday or confirm whether a Japanese Coast Guard navigation warning was connected to salvaging the jet.
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SECNAV latest military leader to test positive for COVID
Vaxxed-and-boosted Carlos Del Toro has mild, cold-like symptoms, according to a spokesperson.
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Virginia shipyard, union reach tentative contract agreement
About 25,000 people work at Newport News Shipbuilding, which builds and refuels all the Navy’s aircraft carriers and builds nuclear-powered submarines.
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US Navy adopts new strategy prioritizing ‘the building blocks’ of unmanned tech
The U.S. Navy is unlikely to pursue a formal program for unmanned surface vessels in the next five years, instead focusing on the enabling technologies first, several leaders say.
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Shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls taps Kastner as next chief executive
They will take their new roles March 1, and Petters will stay at Huntington Ingalls through 2022.
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LCS Little Rock temporarily lost power during sea trials, returned to Mayport
USS Little Rock lost power and returned to port during its post-maintenance sea trials, two years after a similar incident involving its combining gear forced it to end its maiden deployment.
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Navy, Marines would cut flying hours, cancel weapon purchases under full-year CR
The Navy and Marines aren’t slowing their spending yet, despite worries of a full-year continuing resolution. If that CR does happen, some spending would come to a screeching halt.
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Spare parts now flowing, as carrier Ford prepares for maiden deployment this year
Though the Navy had to take parts from carrier John F. Kennedy to make first-in-class Gerald R. Ford whole last fall, the Navy says it has enough spares now and won’t need to cannibalize in-construction ships to support Ford’s deployment this year.
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Electric Boat readies to deliver attack sub Oregon, almost two years after last delivery
Electric Boat is weeks from delivering attack submarine Oregon, about 16 months after Oregon was originally due and nearly two years after the shipyard delivered its last submarine.
-
German Navy chief resigns following Ukraine comments
Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht accepted the resignation and appointed Vice Adm. Kay-Achim Schönbach’s deputy as interim naval chief.
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Navy prepares F-35C recovery op in South China Sea as Japan issues salvage notice
Officials for U.S. 7th Fleet declined to comment Monday or confirm whether a Japanese Coast Guard navigation warning was connected to salvaging the jet.
-
SECNAV latest military leader to test positive for COVID
Vaxxed-and-boosted Carlos Del Toro has mild, cold-like symptoms, according to a spokesperson.
-
Virginia shipyard, union reach tentative contract agreement
About 25,000 people work at Newport News Shipbuilding, which builds and refuels all the Navy’s aircraft carriers and builds nuclear-powered submarines.
-
US Navy adopts new strategy prioritizing ‘the building blocks’ of unmanned tech
The U.S. Navy is unlikely to pursue a formal program for unmanned surface vessels in the next five years, instead focusing on the enabling technologies first, several leaders say.
-
Shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls taps Kastner as next chief executive
They will take their new roles March 1, and Petters will stay at Huntington Ingalls through 2022.
-
LCS Little Rock temporarily lost power during sea trials, returned to Mayport
USS Little Rock lost power and returned to port during its post-maintenance sea trials, two years after a similar incident involving its combining gear forced it to end its maiden deployment.
-
Navy, Marines would cut flying hours, cancel weapon purchases under full-year CR
The Navy and Marines aren’t slowing their spending yet, despite worries of a full-year continuing resolution. If that CR does happen, some spending would come to a screeching halt.
-
Spare parts now flowing, as carrier Ford prepares for maiden deployment this year
Though the Navy had to take parts from carrier John F. Kennedy to make first-in-class Gerald R. Ford whole last fall, the Navy says it has enough spares now and won’t need to cannibalize in-construction ships to support Ford’s deployment this year.
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Electric Boat readies to deliver attack sub Oregon, almost two years after last delivery
Electric Boat is weeks from delivering attack submarine Oregon, about 16 months after Oregon was originally due and nearly two years after the shipyard delivered its last submarine.
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German Navy chief resigns following Ukraine comments
Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht accepted the resignation and appointed Vice Adm. Kay-Achim Schönbach’s deputy as interim naval chief.
