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The US Navy’s postgraduate school is taking a stab at metal 3D printing
The Naval Post Graduate School is working on 3D metal printing, hoping one day to be able to make moving engine parts in a 3D printer at sea.
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NAVAIR looking for emerging cyber research and development
Naval Air Systems Command looks to industry to fill gaps in cyber warfare weapon systems.
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Spain’s Navantia joins industry team for European Patrol Corvette
The notional European Patrol Corvette is meant to be a coast guard-type ship able to perform missions of fighting pirates and smugglers as well as border control and show-of-force trips in Europe’s waters.
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In the South China Sea, it’s ‘meet the new boss, same as the old boss’
Tensions are mounting in the South China Sea as the U.S. doubles down on hardline Trump-era China policies.
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With Japanese sub damaged in collision, where does maritime readiness stand?
A Japanese submarine is damaged after colliding with a commercial ship in international waters off Japan on Monday, resulting in slight injuries to three crew members.
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Marine Corps looks at building 3 new Pacific regiments to counter China
The first Marine littoral regiment is expected to be operational in three years.
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Navy postpones USS Minneapolis-St. Paul commissioning after design defect discovered
The commissioning ceremony was expected to take place this spring before a problem with the propulsion system was discovered.
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Israel touts upgraded Iron Dome capabilities against land, maritime threats
An upgraded version of the Iron Dome air defense system has reached a “significant milestone” after contending with advanced threats in a test, Israel’s Ministry of Defense announced.
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Submarine maker to add jobs amid $39 billion backlog in work
Congress increased funding for submarine programs from about $11.1 billion during the last fiscal year to $11.6 billion this fiscal year.
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Why the F/A-18 Super Hornet program must continue
The air wing of the future will be incomplete without the best mix of aircraft.
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The US Navy’s postgraduate school is taking a stab at metal 3D printing
The Naval Post Graduate School is working on 3D metal printing, hoping one day to be able to make moving engine parts in a 3D printer at sea.
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NAVAIR looking for emerging cyber research and development
Naval Air Systems Command looks to industry to fill gaps in cyber warfare weapon systems.
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Spain’s Navantia joins industry team for European Patrol Corvette
The notional European Patrol Corvette is meant to be a coast guard-type ship able to perform missions of fighting pirates and smugglers as well as border control and show-of-force trips in Europe’s waters.
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In the South China Sea, it’s ‘meet the new boss, same as the old boss’
Tensions are mounting in the South China Sea as the U.S. doubles down on hardline Trump-era China policies.
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With Japanese sub damaged in collision, where does maritime readiness stand?
A Japanese submarine is damaged after colliding with a commercial ship in international waters off Japan on Monday, resulting in slight injuries to three crew members.
-
Marine Corps looks at building 3 new Pacific regiments to counter China
The first Marine littoral regiment is expected to be operational in three years.
-
Navy postpones USS Minneapolis-St. Paul commissioning after design defect discovered
The commissioning ceremony was expected to take place this spring before a problem with the propulsion system was discovered.
-
Israel touts upgraded Iron Dome capabilities against land, maritime threats
An upgraded version of the Iron Dome air defense system has reached a “significant milestone” after contending with advanced threats in a test, Israel’s Ministry of Defense announced.
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Submarine maker to add jobs amid $39 billion backlog in work
Congress increased funding for submarine programs from about $11.1 billion during the last fiscal year to $11.6 billion this fiscal year.
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Why the F/A-18 Super Hornet program must continue
The air wing of the future will be incomplete without the best mix of aircraft.
-
The US Navy’s postgraduate school is taking a stab at metal 3D printing
The Naval Post Graduate School is working on 3D metal printing, hoping one day to be able to make moving engine parts in a 3D printer at sea.
-
NAVAIR looking for emerging cyber research and development
Naval Air Systems Command looks to industry to fill gaps in cyber warfare weapon systems.
-
Spain’s Navantia joins industry team for European Patrol Corvette
The notional European Patrol Corvette is meant to be a coast guard-type ship able to perform missions of fighting pirates and smugglers as well as border control and show-of-force trips in Europe’s waters.
-
In the South China Sea, it’s ‘meet the new boss, same as the old boss’
Tensions are mounting in the South China Sea as the U.S. doubles down on hardline Trump-era China policies.
-
With Japanese sub damaged in collision, where does maritime readiness stand?
A Japanese submarine is damaged after colliding with a commercial ship in international waters off Japan on Monday, resulting in slight injuries to three crew members.
-
Marine Corps looks at building 3 new Pacific regiments to counter China
The first Marine littoral regiment is expected to be operational in three years.
-
Navy postpones USS Minneapolis-St. Paul commissioning after design defect discovered
The commissioning ceremony was expected to take place this spring before a problem with the propulsion system was discovered.
-
Israel touts upgraded Iron Dome capabilities against land, maritime threats
An upgraded version of the Iron Dome air defense system has reached a “significant milestone” after contending with advanced threats in a test, Israel’s Ministry of Defense announced.
-
Submarine maker to add jobs amid $39 billion backlog in work
Congress increased funding for submarine programs from about $11.1 billion during the last fiscal year to $11.6 billion this fiscal year.
-
Why the F/A-18 Super Hornet program must continue
The air wing of the future will be incomplete without the best mix of aircraft.
