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Britain’s ‘Dragonfire’ ship laser gun to get accuracy boost
A ship-borne laser weapon being developed for the U.K. is edging closer to achieving pinpoint accuracy, and it is all being done with mirrors.
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For first time, France and Cyprus join Israel’s Noble Dina naval drill
France and Cyprus for the first time have joined the Israeli Navy-led Noble Dina naval exercise, which takes place annually but was canceled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Taking a closer look at the health of the US Navy
While it may sound trivial, the Navy is built around its ships. And the Biden administration faces several problems in maintaining and building the future fleet.
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The US military has put scores more ship-killer missiles under contract as Pacific tensions continue
The Defense Department put more than 130 long-range anti-ship missiles under contract.
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Turkey plans to deploy attack drones from its amphibious assault ship
The Turkish government hopes to transform its landing helicopter dock Anadolu into a carrier ship for attack drones, and has already begun tests to see if the dock ship is strong enough for the mission.
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The stealth destroyer Zumwalt sails through rough seas testing
The Zumwalt passed with flying colors.
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Exclusive: Navy transfers network authorities to Project Overmatch office
The service is giving its distributed maritime operations office more authorities over tactical networks.
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Surface ship readiness continues to struggle, US Navy inspections show
Surface ship maintenance continued its slide in 2020, according to a new annual report from the Board of Inspection and Survey.
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In its quest for modernization, the US Marine Corps looks to shake up its headquarters
The top Marine’s quest to slim down the Marine Corps is coming to headquarters.
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Canada’s new frigate is getting heavier and more expensive
The Canadian government is seeing a bigger price tag than expected for its Type 26-derivative next-generation frigate.
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Britain’s ‘Dragonfire’ ship laser gun to get accuracy boost
A ship-borne laser weapon being developed for the U.K. is edging closer to achieving pinpoint accuracy, and it is all being done with mirrors.
-
For first time, France and Cyprus join Israel’s Noble Dina naval drill
France and Cyprus for the first time have joined the Israeli Navy-led Noble Dina naval exercise, which takes place annually but was canceled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Taking a closer look at the health of the US Navy
While it may sound trivial, the Navy is built around its ships. And the Biden administration faces several problems in maintaining and building the future fleet.
-
The US military has put scores more ship-killer missiles under contract as Pacific tensions continue
The Defense Department put more than 130 long-range anti-ship missiles under contract.
-
Turkey plans to deploy attack drones from its amphibious assault ship
The Turkish government hopes to transform its landing helicopter dock Anadolu into a carrier ship for attack drones, and has already begun tests to see if the dock ship is strong enough for the mission.
-
The stealth destroyer Zumwalt sails through rough seas testing
The Zumwalt passed with flying colors.
-
Exclusive: Navy transfers network authorities to Project Overmatch office
The service is giving its distributed maritime operations office more authorities over tactical networks.
-
Surface ship readiness continues to struggle, US Navy inspections show
Surface ship maintenance continued its slide in 2020, according to a new annual report from the Board of Inspection and Survey.
-
In its quest for modernization, the US Marine Corps looks to shake up its headquarters
The top Marine’s quest to slim down the Marine Corps is coming to headquarters.
-
Canada’s new frigate is getting heavier and more expensive
The Canadian government is seeing a bigger price tag than expected for its Type 26-derivative next-generation frigate.
-
Britain’s ‘Dragonfire’ ship laser gun to get accuracy boost
A ship-borne laser weapon being developed for the U.K. is edging closer to achieving pinpoint accuracy, and it is all being done with mirrors.
-
For first time, France and Cyprus join Israel’s Noble Dina naval drill
France and Cyprus for the first time have joined the Israeli Navy-led Noble Dina naval exercise, which takes place annually but was canceled last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Taking a closer look at the health of the US Navy
While it may sound trivial, the Navy is built around its ships. And the Biden administration faces several problems in maintaining and building the future fleet.
-
The US military has put scores more ship-killer missiles under contract as Pacific tensions continue
The Defense Department put more than 130 long-range anti-ship missiles under contract.
-
Turkey plans to deploy attack drones from its amphibious assault ship
The Turkish government hopes to transform its landing helicopter dock Anadolu into a carrier ship for attack drones, and has already begun tests to see if the dock ship is strong enough for the mission.
-
The stealth destroyer Zumwalt sails through rough seas testing
The Zumwalt passed with flying colors.
-
Exclusive: Navy transfers network authorities to Project Overmatch office
The service is giving its distributed maritime operations office more authorities over tactical networks.
-
Surface ship readiness continues to struggle, US Navy inspections show
Surface ship maintenance continued its slide in 2020, according to a new annual report from the Board of Inspection and Survey.
-
In its quest for modernization, the US Marine Corps looks to shake up its headquarters
The top Marine’s quest to slim down the Marine Corps is coming to headquarters.
-
Canada’s new frigate is getting heavier and more expensive
The Canadian government is seeing a bigger price tag than expected for its Type 26-derivative next-generation frigate.
