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Marine amphibious combat vehicles to return to waterborne operations
The Sept. 3, 2021, safety notice had identified a problem with the ACV’s towing mechanism.
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UK documentary shows Russian submarine dinging British warship in 2020
A towed array sonar deployed by a Royal Navy frigate hit a Russian submarine during operations in the North Atlantic in 2020, the British Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
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Navy says it ensured sub safety after fake strength tests surfaced, but won’t detail how
The Navy’s actions came after a Washington state metallurgist admitted to falsifying sub steel strength test results for decades.
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Workforce development, process improvements will make or break the Virginia-class submarine program
The submarine-industrial base is facing an increased workload even as it’s already behind in deliveries, making it all the more important to get new processes and well-trained new recruits in place quickly.
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US Navy avoided a 2022 ‘trough’ in submarine fleet size, but industry challenges threaten future growth
The Navy avoided a shortfall of attack submarines by extending the lives of older Los Angeles-class boats. Growing the force, though, will depend on industry’s ability to continue building two — if not more — Virginia-class SSNs a year on top of the Columbia-class boomers.
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New in 2022: These cannon-cockers are testing the Corps’ new ship-sinking missile
The Marines of the 11th Regiment are learning how best to employ the system.
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China transfers secondhand submarine to Myanmar
China has transferred a former People’s Liberation Army Navy diesel-electric attack submarine to Myanmar, marking the first transfer of such equipment between the two countries.
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Turkey opens bidding for three new frigates
Only local shipyards or foreign subsystem suppliers partnered with a local shipyard are allowed to bid, according to the request for proposals.
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This company’s drone set flight-time records. But what it really wants is more work with the Pentagon.
The drone has flown anti-trafficking missions for the Navy and ice-measuring missions for NASA, and it’s in the research phase of a possible anti-submarine warfare role, too.
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With first shipboard radar now running, Raytheon looks to upgrade SPY-6 for distributed operations
Raytheon is already working with the Navy on a tool to net radars together for distributed operations, even before the first radar has hit the fleet.
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Marine amphibious combat vehicles to return to waterborne operations
The Sept. 3, 2021, safety notice had identified a problem with the ACV’s towing mechanism.
-
UK documentary shows Russian submarine dinging British warship in 2020
A towed array sonar deployed by a Royal Navy frigate hit a Russian submarine during operations in the North Atlantic in 2020, the British Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
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Navy says it ensured sub safety after fake strength tests surfaced, but won’t detail how
The Navy’s actions came after a Washington state metallurgist admitted to falsifying sub steel strength test results for decades.
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Workforce development, process improvements will make or break the Virginia-class submarine program
The submarine-industrial base is facing an increased workload even as it’s already behind in deliveries, making it all the more important to get new processes and well-trained new recruits in place quickly.
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US Navy avoided a 2022 ‘trough’ in submarine fleet size, but industry challenges threaten future growth
The Navy avoided a shortfall of attack submarines by extending the lives of older Los Angeles-class boats. Growing the force, though, will depend on industry’s ability to continue building two — if not more — Virginia-class SSNs a year on top of the Columbia-class boomers.
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New in 2022: These cannon-cockers are testing the Corps’ new ship-sinking missile
The Marines of the 11th Regiment are learning how best to employ the system.
-
China transfers secondhand submarine to Myanmar
China has transferred a former People’s Liberation Army Navy diesel-electric attack submarine to Myanmar, marking the first transfer of such equipment between the two countries.
-
Turkey opens bidding for three new frigates
Only local shipyards or foreign subsystem suppliers partnered with a local shipyard are allowed to bid, according to the request for proposals.
-
This company’s drone set flight-time records. But what it really wants is more work with the Pentagon.
The drone has flown anti-trafficking missions for the Navy and ice-measuring missions for NASA, and it’s in the research phase of a possible anti-submarine warfare role, too.
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With first shipboard radar now running, Raytheon looks to upgrade SPY-6 for distributed operations
Raytheon is already working with the Navy on a tool to net radars together for distributed operations, even before the first radar has hit the fleet.
-
Marine amphibious combat vehicles to return to waterborne operations
The Sept. 3, 2021, safety notice had identified a problem with the ACV’s towing mechanism.
-
UK documentary shows Russian submarine dinging British warship in 2020
A towed array sonar deployed by a Royal Navy frigate hit a Russian submarine during operations in the North Atlantic in 2020, the British Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
-
Navy says it ensured sub safety after fake strength tests surfaced, but won’t detail how
The Navy’s actions came after a Washington state metallurgist admitted to falsifying sub steel strength test results for decades.
-
Workforce development, process improvements will make or break the Virginia-class submarine program
The submarine-industrial base is facing an increased workload even as it’s already behind in deliveries, making it all the more important to get new processes and well-trained new recruits in place quickly.
-
US Navy avoided a 2022 ‘trough’ in submarine fleet size, but industry challenges threaten future growth
The Navy avoided a shortfall of attack submarines by extending the lives of older Los Angeles-class boats. Growing the force, though, will depend on industry’s ability to continue building two — if not more — Virginia-class SSNs a year on top of the Columbia-class boomers.
-
New in 2022: These cannon-cockers are testing the Corps’ new ship-sinking missile
The Marines of the 11th Regiment are learning how best to employ the system.
-
China transfers secondhand submarine to Myanmar
China has transferred a former People’s Liberation Army Navy diesel-electric attack submarine to Myanmar, marking the first transfer of such equipment between the two countries.
-
Turkey opens bidding for three new frigates
Only local shipyards or foreign subsystem suppliers partnered with a local shipyard are allowed to bid, according to the request for proposals.
-
This company’s drone set flight-time records. But what it really wants is more work with the Pentagon.
The drone has flown anti-trafficking missions for the Navy and ice-measuring missions for NASA, and it’s in the research phase of a possible anti-submarine warfare role, too.
-
With first shipboard radar now running, Raytheon looks to upgrade SPY-6 for distributed operations
Raytheon is already working with the Navy on a tool to net radars together for distributed operations, even before the first radar has hit the fleet.
