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Britain to restart competition for fleet solid support ships, but who’s allowed to bid?
The competition to build up to three 40,000-ton vessels was expected to have been worth as much as $1.9 billion at the time the competition was unexpectedly terminated in November 2019.
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Here’s the DARPA project it says could pull the Navy a decade forward in unmanned technology
DARPA’s NOMARS project could be a giant leap forward for the US Navy’s unmanned aspirations.
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5 things you should know about the US Navy’s new frigate
The Navy has a new frigate program underway. Here’s what you need to know.
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Fincantieri CEO on winning the US Navy’s frigate competition
Why FREMM beat off the competition, why shipyards should always be prime contractors, and why building cruise ships makes you punctual.
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The US Navy selects Fincantieri design for next-generation frigate
The Navy has selected Fincantieri’s FREMM design for its next-generation frigate.
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US Navy will host RIMPAC exercise, but with these modifications
The drills will be held over two weeks, from Aug. 17-31, instead of the usual five weeks of events from late June to early August.
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Britain’s new carrier Queen Elizabeth sets sail, prepared to train amid pandemic
The ship’s departure from the Portsmouth naval base was delayed by a few days to enable the entire crew of about 800 to be tested for COVID-19.
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US Navy adds stealth destroyer, new Arleigh Burke-class warship to the fleet
The Navy added two ships to its battle force on Friday, including its first stealth destroyer.
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The Pentagon will have to live with limits on F-35’s supersonic flights
The Navy’s and Marine Corps’ versions of the F-35 will have restrictions on how long they can fly at supersonic speeds because of a risk of damage to the tail section.
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Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
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Britain to restart competition for fleet solid support ships, but who’s allowed to bid?
The competition to build up to three 40,000-ton vessels was expected to have been worth as much as $1.9 billion at the time the competition was unexpectedly terminated in November 2019.
-
Here’s the DARPA project it says could pull the Navy a decade forward in unmanned technology
DARPA’s NOMARS project could be a giant leap forward for the US Navy’s unmanned aspirations.
-
5 things you should know about the US Navy’s new frigate
The Navy has a new frigate program underway. Here’s what you need to know.
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Fincantieri CEO on winning the US Navy’s frigate competition
Why FREMM beat off the competition, why shipyards should always be prime contractors, and why building cruise ships makes you punctual.
-
The US Navy selects Fincantieri design for next-generation frigate
The Navy has selected Fincantieri’s FREMM design for its next-generation frigate.
-
US Navy will host RIMPAC exercise, but with these modifications
The drills will be held over two weeks, from Aug. 17-31, instead of the usual five weeks of events from late June to early August.
-
Britain’s new carrier Queen Elizabeth sets sail, prepared to train amid pandemic
The ship’s departure from the Portsmouth naval base was delayed by a few days to enable the entire crew of about 800 to be tested for COVID-19.
-
US Navy adds stealth destroyer, new Arleigh Burke-class warship to the fleet
The Navy added two ships to its battle force on Friday, including its first stealth destroyer.
-
The Pentagon will have to live with limits on F-35’s supersonic flights
The Navy’s and Marine Corps’ versions of the F-35 will have restrictions on how long they can fly at supersonic speeds because of a risk of damage to the tail section.
-
Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
-
Britain to restart competition for fleet solid support ships, but who’s allowed to bid?
The competition to build up to three 40,000-ton vessels was expected to have been worth as much as $1.9 billion at the time the competition was unexpectedly terminated in November 2019.
-
Here’s the DARPA project it says could pull the Navy a decade forward in unmanned technology
DARPA’s NOMARS project could be a giant leap forward for the US Navy’s unmanned aspirations.
-
5 things you should know about the US Navy’s new frigate
The Navy has a new frigate program underway. Here’s what you need to know.
-
Fincantieri CEO on winning the US Navy’s frigate competition
Why FREMM beat off the competition, why shipyards should always be prime contractors, and why building cruise ships makes you punctual.
-
The US Navy selects Fincantieri design for next-generation frigate
The Navy has selected Fincantieri’s FREMM design for its next-generation frigate.
-
US Navy will host RIMPAC exercise, but with these modifications
The drills will be held over two weeks, from Aug. 17-31, instead of the usual five weeks of events from late June to early August.
-
Britain’s new carrier Queen Elizabeth sets sail, prepared to train amid pandemic
The ship’s departure from the Portsmouth naval base was delayed by a few days to enable the entire crew of about 800 to be tested for COVID-19.
-
US Navy adds stealth destroyer, new Arleigh Burke-class warship to the fleet
The Navy added two ships to its battle force on Friday, including its first stealth destroyer.
-
The Pentagon will have to live with limits on F-35’s supersonic flights
The Navy’s and Marine Corps’ versions of the F-35 will have restrictions on how long they can fly at supersonic speeds because of a risk of damage to the tail section.
-
Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
