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What’s next for the Bonhomme Richard warship?
Now that the secretary of the Navy has concluded the fire damage from the four-day fire is so extensive that the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard cannot be repaired, what is next?
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Macron kicks off French race to build a new nuclear-powered aircraft carrier
The ship is expected to be the biggest warship France has ever built.
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The US Navy wants to find ships to kill using aerial drones launched from submarines
Subs would launch aerial drones from underwater to extend their view over the horizon.
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Marine Corps’ first F-35C squadron ready to deploy on carriers
Its larger wings and stronger landing gear make it better suited for the catapult launches and arrestments used on carriers, and its wingtips fold for better storage on deck.
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Citing littoral combat ship failures, Congress pushes the US Navy to get FFG(X) right
The U.S. Navy isn’t living down its LCS woes anytime soon.
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Israeli Navy welcomes new generation of German-made warships
The first missile boat of “Project Magen” docked at Israel’s Haifa port, with three more of the corvettes scheduled to arrive over the next two years.
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Navy will scrap fire-ravaged Bonhomme Richard
Officials said it will cost too much to resurrect the amphib, which burned for more than four days this summer.
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Successful SM-3 weapons test offers missile defense opportunity
Congress should act now to ensure missile defense programs are sufficiently funded.
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SECNAV calls for standing up new numbered fleet in the Indo-Pacific
Some question the feasibility of standing up a U.S. 1st Fleet at the nexus of the Indian and Pacific oceans.
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French Navy puts fresh focus on high-intensity combat training
“Our sailors must be so familiar with the material at their disposal that they could use them blindfolded,” the commander of the French Navy’s surface force said in an interview.
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What’s next for the Bonhomme Richard warship?
Now that the secretary of the Navy has concluded the fire damage from the four-day fire is so extensive that the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard cannot be repaired, what is next?
-
Macron kicks off French race to build a new nuclear-powered aircraft carrier
The ship is expected to be the biggest warship France has ever built.
-
The US Navy wants to find ships to kill using aerial drones launched from submarines
Subs would launch aerial drones from underwater to extend their view over the horizon.
-
Marine Corps’ first F-35C squadron ready to deploy on carriers
Its larger wings and stronger landing gear make it better suited for the catapult launches and arrestments used on carriers, and its wingtips fold for better storage on deck.
-
Citing littoral combat ship failures, Congress pushes the US Navy to get FFG(X) right
The U.S. Navy isn’t living down its LCS woes anytime soon.
-
Israeli Navy welcomes new generation of German-made warships
The first missile boat of “Project Magen” docked at Israel’s Haifa port, with three more of the corvettes scheduled to arrive over the next two years.
-
Navy will scrap fire-ravaged Bonhomme Richard
Officials said it will cost too much to resurrect the amphib, which burned for more than four days this summer.
-
Successful SM-3 weapons test offers missile defense opportunity
Congress should act now to ensure missile defense programs are sufficiently funded.
-
SECNAV calls for standing up new numbered fleet in the Indo-Pacific
Some question the feasibility of standing up a U.S. 1st Fleet at the nexus of the Indian and Pacific oceans.
-
French Navy puts fresh focus on high-intensity combat training
“Our sailors must be so familiar with the material at their disposal that they could use them blindfolded,” the commander of the French Navy’s surface force said in an interview.
-
What’s next for the Bonhomme Richard warship?
Now that the secretary of the Navy has concluded the fire damage from the four-day fire is so extensive that the amphibious assault ship Bonhomme Richard cannot be repaired, what is next?
-
Macron kicks off French race to build a new nuclear-powered aircraft carrier
The ship is expected to be the biggest warship France has ever built.
-
The US Navy wants to find ships to kill using aerial drones launched from submarines
Subs would launch aerial drones from underwater to extend their view over the horizon.
-
Marine Corps’ first F-35C squadron ready to deploy on carriers
Its larger wings and stronger landing gear make it better suited for the catapult launches and arrestments used on carriers, and its wingtips fold for better storage on deck.
-
Citing littoral combat ship failures, Congress pushes the US Navy to get FFG(X) right
The U.S. Navy isn’t living down its LCS woes anytime soon.
-
Israeli Navy welcomes new generation of German-made warships
The first missile boat of “Project Magen” docked at Israel’s Haifa port, with three more of the corvettes scheduled to arrive over the next two years.
-
Navy will scrap fire-ravaged Bonhomme Richard
Officials said it will cost too much to resurrect the amphib, which burned for more than four days this summer.
-
Successful SM-3 weapons test offers missile defense opportunity
Congress should act now to ensure missile defense programs are sufficiently funded.
-
SECNAV calls for standing up new numbered fleet in the Indo-Pacific
Some question the feasibility of standing up a U.S. 1st Fleet at the nexus of the Indian and Pacific oceans.
-
French Navy puts fresh focus on high-intensity combat training
“Our sailors must be so familiar with the material at their disposal that they could use them blindfolded,” the commander of the French Navy’s surface force said in an interview.
