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Israel receives fourth and final Sa’ar 6 warship from Germany
Israel has received its fourth and final Sa’ar 6 warship as the country implements a new naval doctrine aimed at bolstering defensive capabilities in its exclusive economic zone.
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New war-gaming center to speed up weapon deliveries to US Marines
A planned 100,000-square-foot facility in Quantico, Virginia, will transform military war gaming from a tabletop exercise to an immersive experience in a simulated environment.
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At next Project Convergence, 7 scenarios will test American tech against adversaries
The force is also looking for ways to incorporate advanced technology like artificial intelligence and robotics to more quickly make decisions across multiple domains of operations.
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Safety issue stops waterborne ops for Marine Amphibious Combat Vehicle
The pause was due to a problem with the vehicle’s towing mechanism.
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Raytheon’s precision landing system could be coming to more allied ships, expeditionary airfields soon
The U.S. Navy already has the JPALS precision landing system on its carriers and amphibious assault ships — but the more allies that have the system, the more options open up for future operations.
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Third Zumwalt stealth destroyer completes builder’s trials in Maine
The final Zumwalt-class destroyer, Lyndon B. Johnson, completed builder’s trials and will now prepare for its combat system integration and activation process.
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HASC defense bill would allow the Navy to move on from cruisers, refocus on readiness of other ships
Lawmakers are finally ready to let the Navy retire cruisers and turn the service’s attention to the readiness of the rest of the fleet.
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The US Navy is combining diver teams as it readies for future wars
The Navy’s salvage and Seabee divers both work underwater but on very different missions. Now they may find themselves working together more often to prepare for a future conflict where its outcome could depend on the speed of their capabilities.
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US Navy moves to integrate divers as it readies for future wars
The Navy’s salvage and Seabee divers both work underwater but on very different missions. Now they may find themselves working together more often to prepare for a future conflict where its outcome could depend on the speed of their capabilities.
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Four industry teams gird for British support-ship competition
American, British, Dutch, Indian and Spanish companies are among members of four rival industry consortia named by the British Ministry of Defence to develop designs for logistics ships to support the Royal Navy’s new aircraft carriers.
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Israel receives fourth and final Sa’ar 6 warship from Germany
Israel has received its fourth and final Sa’ar 6 warship as the country implements a new naval doctrine aimed at bolstering defensive capabilities in its exclusive economic zone.
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New war-gaming center to speed up weapon deliveries to US Marines
A planned 100,000-square-foot facility in Quantico, Virginia, will transform military war gaming from a tabletop exercise to an immersive experience in a simulated environment.
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At next Project Convergence, 7 scenarios will test American tech against adversaries
The force is also looking for ways to incorporate advanced technology like artificial intelligence and robotics to more quickly make decisions across multiple domains of operations.
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Safety issue stops waterborne ops for Marine Amphibious Combat Vehicle
The pause was due to a problem with the vehicle’s towing mechanism.
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Raytheon’s precision landing system could be coming to more allied ships, expeditionary airfields soon
The U.S. Navy already has the JPALS precision landing system on its carriers and amphibious assault ships — but the more allies that have the system, the more options open up for future operations.
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Third Zumwalt stealth destroyer completes builder’s trials in Maine
The final Zumwalt-class destroyer, Lyndon B. Johnson, completed builder’s trials and will now prepare for its combat system integration and activation process.
-
HASC defense bill would allow the Navy to move on from cruisers, refocus on readiness of other ships
Lawmakers are finally ready to let the Navy retire cruisers and turn the service’s attention to the readiness of the rest of the fleet.
-
The US Navy is combining diver teams as it readies for future wars
The Navy’s salvage and Seabee divers both work underwater but on very different missions. Now they may find themselves working together more often to prepare for a future conflict where its outcome could depend on the speed of their capabilities.
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US Navy moves to integrate divers as it readies for future wars
The Navy’s salvage and Seabee divers both work underwater but on very different missions. Now they may find themselves working together more often to prepare for a future conflict where its outcome could depend on the speed of their capabilities.
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Four industry teams gird for British support-ship competition
American, British, Dutch, Indian and Spanish companies are among members of four rival industry consortia named by the British Ministry of Defence to develop designs for logistics ships to support the Royal Navy’s new aircraft carriers.
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Israel receives fourth and final Sa’ar 6 warship from Germany
Israel has received its fourth and final Sa’ar 6 warship as the country implements a new naval doctrine aimed at bolstering defensive capabilities in its exclusive economic zone.
-
New war-gaming center to speed up weapon deliveries to US Marines
A planned 100,000-square-foot facility in Quantico, Virginia, will transform military war gaming from a tabletop exercise to an immersive experience in a simulated environment.
-
At next Project Convergence, 7 scenarios will test American tech against adversaries
The force is also looking for ways to incorporate advanced technology like artificial intelligence and robotics to more quickly make decisions across multiple domains of operations.
-
Safety issue stops waterborne ops for Marine Amphibious Combat Vehicle
The pause was due to a problem with the vehicle’s towing mechanism.
-
Raytheon’s precision landing system could be coming to more allied ships, expeditionary airfields soon
The U.S. Navy already has the JPALS precision landing system on its carriers and amphibious assault ships — but the more allies that have the system, the more options open up for future operations.
-
Third Zumwalt stealth destroyer completes builder’s trials in Maine
The final Zumwalt-class destroyer, Lyndon B. Johnson, completed builder’s trials and will now prepare for its combat system integration and activation process.
-
HASC defense bill would allow the Navy to move on from cruisers, refocus on readiness of other ships
Lawmakers are finally ready to let the Navy retire cruisers and turn the service’s attention to the readiness of the rest of the fleet.
-
The US Navy is combining diver teams as it readies for future wars
The Navy’s salvage and Seabee divers both work underwater but on very different missions. Now they may find themselves working together more often to prepare for a future conflict where its outcome could depend on the speed of their capabilities.
-
US Navy moves to integrate divers as it readies for future wars
The Navy’s salvage and Seabee divers both work underwater but on very different missions. Now they may find themselves working together more often to prepare for a future conflict where its outcome could depend on the speed of their capabilities.
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Four industry teams gird for British support-ship competition
American, British, Dutch, Indian and Spanish companies are among members of four rival industry consortia named by the British Ministry of Defence to develop designs for logistics ships to support the Royal Navy’s new aircraft carriers.
