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The unintended consequences of the AUKUS deal
A semi-permanent marriage between Russia’s military design genius and China’s industrial production acumen on large projects may be the most concerning legacy of the AUKUS deal.
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‘Show me the money’: Congress calls for Navy to spend more on shipyards
Even though the Navy has the most developed plan in DoD to modernize its repair facilities, a lawmaker warned the service to stop playing funding games and prioritize shipyards in next year’s budget request.
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Kongsberg, Raytheon ready to keep up as Naval Strike Missile demand grows
As the Marine Corps begins launching Naval Strike Missiles from unmanned trucks and the Navy continues installing NSM on its littoral combat ships, manufacturer Kongsberg is confident it can keep up.
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Why didn’t the Navy see the USS Bonhomme Richard fire coming?
The warning signs for such a disaster were apparent, according to a Navy report.
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Chinese-Russian task force sails around Japan
A joint Chinese-Russian naval armada has sailed around Japan following a joint exercise in the Sea of Japan, sailing through a narrow international waterway between two of Japan’s main islands.
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Eastern Shipbuilding opens new C5I integration facility for offshore patrol cutter
With the offshore patrol cutter slated to get a top-of-the-line C5ISR system, Northrop Grumman and its industry partners will work through integrating the whole system at this spacious new facility ahead of installing the gear onto the ship hulls themselves, to catch any integration hiccups early and save time and money during sea trials.
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Australian small boat with US comms package in testing for Marine Corps urgent need
The Whiskey Project is pitching its multimission reconnaissance craft as a way to meet the Marines’ needs to “sense first, see first and strike first” with a low-signature boat and a situational awareness package that’s already proved itself in Afghanistan.
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Japan launches second Taigei-class submarine, ‘Hakugei’
The new submarine, which has been named the Hakugei, or White Whale, was launched at Kawasaki Heavy Industries shipyard in the city of Kobe on Thursday afternoon Japan time.
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Turkish shipyard launches mass production of fast patrol boats for coastal defense
This is Turkey’s largest-ever naval program in terms of the number of vessels, and it is part of a contract between Ares and Turkey’s defense procurement office.
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Here’s where the Marine Corps is headed as it shifts away from Afghanistan and the ‘old wars’
Here’s where the Corps is at, and here’s what’s ahead.
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The unintended consequences of the AUKUS deal
A semi-permanent marriage between Russia’s military design genius and China’s industrial production acumen on large projects may be the most concerning legacy of the AUKUS deal.
-
‘Show me the money’: Congress calls for Navy to spend more on shipyards
Even though the Navy has the most developed plan in DoD to modernize its repair facilities, a lawmaker warned the service to stop playing funding games and prioritize shipyards in next year’s budget request.
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Kongsberg, Raytheon ready to keep up as Naval Strike Missile demand grows
As the Marine Corps begins launching Naval Strike Missiles from unmanned trucks and the Navy continues installing NSM on its littoral combat ships, manufacturer Kongsberg is confident it can keep up.
-
Why didn’t the Navy see the USS Bonhomme Richard fire coming?
The warning signs for such a disaster were apparent, according to a Navy report.
-
Chinese-Russian task force sails around Japan
A joint Chinese-Russian naval armada has sailed around Japan following a joint exercise in the Sea of Japan, sailing through a narrow international waterway between two of Japan’s main islands.
-
Eastern Shipbuilding opens new C5I integration facility for offshore patrol cutter
With the offshore patrol cutter slated to get a top-of-the-line C5ISR system, Northrop Grumman and its industry partners will work through integrating the whole system at this spacious new facility ahead of installing the gear onto the ship hulls themselves, to catch any integration hiccups early and save time and money during sea trials.
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Australian small boat with US comms package in testing for Marine Corps urgent need
The Whiskey Project is pitching its multimission reconnaissance craft as a way to meet the Marines’ needs to “sense first, see first and strike first” with a low-signature boat and a situational awareness package that’s already proved itself in Afghanistan.
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Japan launches second Taigei-class submarine, ‘Hakugei’
The new submarine, which has been named the Hakugei, or White Whale, was launched at Kawasaki Heavy Industries shipyard in the city of Kobe on Thursday afternoon Japan time.
-
Turkish shipyard launches mass production of fast patrol boats for coastal defense
This is Turkey’s largest-ever naval program in terms of the number of vessels, and it is part of a contract between Ares and Turkey’s defense procurement office.
-
Here’s where the Marine Corps is headed as it shifts away from Afghanistan and the ‘old wars’
Here’s where the Corps is at, and here’s what’s ahead.
-
The unintended consequences of the AUKUS deal
A semi-permanent marriage between Russia’s military design genius and China’s industrial production acumen on large projects may be the most concerning legacy of the AUKUS deal.
-
‘Show me the money’: Congress calls for Navy to spend more on shipyards
Even though the Navy has the most developed plan in DoD to modernize its repair facilities, a lawmaker warned the service to stop playing funding games and prioritize shipyards in next year’s budget request.
-
Kongsberg, Raytheon ready to keep up as Naval Strike Missile demand grows
As the Marine Corps begins launching Naval Strike Missiles from unmanned trucks and the Navy continues installing NSM on its littoral combat ships, manufacturer Kongsberg is confident it can keep up.
-
Why didn’t the Navy see the USS Bonhomme Richard fire coming?
The warning signs for such a disaster were apparent, according to a Navy report.
-
Chinese-Russian task force sails around Japan
A joint Chinese-Russian naval armada has sailed around Japan following a joint exercise in the Sea of Japan, sailing through a narrow international waterway between two of Japan’s main islands.
-
Eastern Shipbuilding opens new C5I integration facility for offshore patrol cutter
With the offshore patrol cutter slated to get a top-of-the-line C5ISR system, Northrop Grumman and its industry partners will work through integrating the whole system at this spacious new facility ahead of installing the gear onto the ship hulls themselves, to catch any integration hiccups early and save time and money during sea trials.
-
Australian small boat with US comms package in testing for Marine Corps urgent need
The Whiskey Project is pitching its multimission reconnaissance craft as a way to meet the Marines’ needs to “sense first, see first and strike first” with a low-signature boat and a situational awareness package that’s already proved itself in Afghanistan.
-
Japan launches second Taigei-class submarine, ‘Hakugei’
The new submarine, which has been named the Hakugei, or White Whale, was launched at Kawasaki Heavy Industries shipyard in the city of Kobe on Thursday afternoon Japan time.
-
Turkish shipyard launches mass production of fast patrol boats for coastal defense
This is Turkey’s largest-ever naval program in terms of the number of vessels, and it is part of a contract between Ares and Turkey’s defense procurement office.
-
Here’s where the Marine Corps is headed as it shifts away from Afghanistan and the ‘old wars’
Here’s where the Corps is at, and here’s what’s ahead.
