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US Navy reorganizes submarine enterprise to address challenges in construction, maintenance
The Navy reorganized its entire submarine acquisition and sustainment enterprise to address current and potential future issues as the service builds a new class of ballistic missile subs and crawls out of the bottom of an attack sub shortfall.
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Boeing delivers first Block III Super Hornets to the US Navy
The Block III configuration of the Super Hornet will bring greater connectivity, computing power and survivability to the Navy’s fourth-generation fighter jet.
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Gilday: Australian sub deal ‘brilliant,’ partnership with French Navy remains strong
The U.S. chief of naval operations is committed to helping Australia with its nuclear-powered submarine program and equally committed to operating seamlessly alongside the French Navy.
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Concerned about the Navy retiring ships early, senators consider higher standards
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants a higher standard for letting the Navy retire ships early, proposing a process that would question whether the sea service can meet its global obligations without the ships in question.
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US 5th Fleet kicks off first-ever Central Partnership Station exercise in Lebanon that pairs training, humanitarian aid
U.S. 5th Fleet is kicking off the inaugural Central Partnership Station exercise in Lebanon, marrying partner-building military training with humanitarian work in the exercise event.
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Kaman unveils medium-lift UAV to resupply distributed Marine Corps forces
Kaman hopes its medium-lift quadcopter will solve the biggest challenge to the Marine Corps’ expeditionary advanced base operations concept: resupplying small units of Marines scattered around island chains.
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NKorea slams US over submarine deal, warns countermeasures
The North was closely examining the deal and would proceed accordingly if it has “even a little adverse impact on the security of our country.”
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Here’s what a ‘green’ ship design could look like for the Royal Navy
Britain’s upcoming ships could feature new hulls and redesigned propellers and fins, as the Royal Navy races to play its part to build a more sustainable force over the next three decades.
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Lockheed refines bid to modernize the Greek frigate fleet. Here’s what it’s offering.
The Hellenic Navy wants to buy four new frigates, modernize existing ones and receive an interim capability during the entire process.
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Australia details its nuclear-submarine ambitions
The Australian government has established a Future Nuclear Submarine Task Force which will work with U.K. and U.S. counterparts over the next twelve to eighteen months to determine the best way to acquire the boats.
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US Navy reorganizes submarine enterprise to address challenges in construction, maintenance
The Navy reorganized its entire submarine acquisition and sustainment enterprise to address current and potential future issues as the service builds a new class of ballistic missile subs and crawls out of the bottom of an attack sub shortfall.
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Boeing delivers first Block III Super Hornets to the US Navy
The Block III configuration of the Super Hornet will bring greater connectivity, computing power and survivability to the Navy’s fourth-generation fighter jet.
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Gilday: Australian sub deal ‘brilliant,’ partnership with French Navy remains strong
The U.S. chief of naval operations is committed to helping Australia with its nuclear-powered submarine program and equally committed to operating seamlessly alongside the French Navy.
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Concerned about the Navy retiring ships early, senators consider higher standards
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants a higher standard for letting the Navy retire ships early, proposing a process that would question whether the sea service can meet its global obligations without the ships in question.
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US 5th Fleet kicks off first-ever Central Partnership Station exercise in Lebanon that pairs training, humanitarian aid
U.S. 5th Fleet is kicking off the inaugural Central Partnership Station exercise in Lebanon, marrying partner-building military training with humanitarian work in the exercise event.
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Kaman unveils medium-lift UAV to resupply distributed Marine Corps forces
Kaman hopes its medium-lift quadcopter will solve the biggest challenge to the Marine Corps’ expeditionary advanced base operations concept: resupplying small units of Marines scattered around island chains.
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NKorea slams US over submarine deal, warns countermeasures
The North was closely examining the deal and would proceed accordingly if it has “even a little adverse impact on the security of our country.”
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Here’s what a ‘green’ ship design could look like for the Royal Navy
Britain’s upcoming ships could feature new hulls and redesigned propellers and fins, as the Royal Navy races to play its part to build a more sustainable force over the next three decades.
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Lockheed refines bid to modernize the Greek frigate fleet. Here’s what it’s offering.
The Hellenic Navy wants to buy four new frigates, modernize existing ones and receive an interim capability during the entire process.
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Australia details its nuclear-submarine ambitions
The Australian government has established a Future Nuclear Submarine Task Force which will work with U.K. and U.S. counterparts over the next twelve to eighteen months to determine the best way to acquire the boats.
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US Navy reorganizes submarine enterprise to address challenges in construction, maintenance
The Navy reorganized its entire submarine acquisition and sustainment enterprise to address current and potential future issues as the service builds a new class of ballistic missile subs and crawls out of the bottom of an attack sub shortfall.
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Boeing delivers first Block III Super Hornets to the US Navy
The Block III configuration of the Super Hornet will bring greater connectivity, computing power and survivability to the Navy’s fourth-generation fighter jet.
-
Gilday: Australian sub deal ‘brilliant,’ partnership with French Navy remains strong
The U.S. chief of naval operations is committed to helping Australia with its nuclear-powered submarine program and equally committed to operating seamlessly alongside the French Navy.
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Concerned about the Navy retiring ships early, senators consider higher standards
The Senate Armed Services Committee wants a higher standard for letting the Navy retire ships early, proposing a process that would question whether the sea service can meet its global obligations without the ships in question.
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US 5th Fleet kicks off first-ever Central Partnership Station exercise in Lebanon that pairs training, humanitarian aid
U.S. 5th Fleet is kicking off the inaugural Central Partnership Station exercise in Lebanon, marrying partner-building military training with humanitarian work in the exercise event.
-
Kaman unveils medium-lift UAV to resupply distributed Marine Corps forces
Kaman hopes its medium-lift quadcopter will solve the biggest challenge to the Marine Corps’ expeditionary advanced base operations concept: resupplying small units of Marines scattered around island chains.
-
NKorea slams US over submarine deal, warns countermeasures
The North was closely examining the deal and would proceed accordingly if it has “even a little adverse impact on the security of our country.”
-
Here’s what a ‘green’ ship design could look like for the Royal Navy
Britain’s upcoming ships could feature new hulls and redesigned propellers and fins, as the Royal Navy races to play its part to build a more sustainable force over the next three decades.
-
Lockheed refines bid to modernize the Greek frigate fleet. Here’s what it’s offering.
The Hellenic Navy wants to buy four new frigates, modernize existing ones and receive an interim capability during the entire process.
-
Australia details its nuclear-submarine ambitions
The Australian government has established a Future Nuclear Submarine Task Force which will work with U.K. and U.S. counterparts over the next twelve to eighteen months to determine the best way to acquire the boats.
