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For the Navy’s hospital ships, networking is yet another challenge
The Navy’s hospital ships provide health care to individuals, but they must also ensure the cyber wellness of the devices onboard.
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Defense Department study calls for cutting 2 of the US Navy’s aircraft carriers
An internal Defense Department study is calling for big changes to the fleet.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it has higher-range anti-warship missiles
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it now possesses surface-to-surface and subsurface anti-warship missiles with a range as high as 430 miles, according to its top naval officer.
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NATO’s ‘startup’ charts a bold future in maritime unmanned systems
NATO is continuing its effort to accelerate maritime unmanned systems into the its arsenal to patrol the vast swaths of ocean as well as offset evolving threats.
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Berlin is reportedly brokering a deal to consolidate German naval shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, German Naval Yards Kiel, and Lürssen Defence could form a national industry champion akin to those in France and Italy.
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China’s global logistics chain makes strides, but projecting military power still a struggle
The Chinese military will likely struggle to conduct expeditionary operations over the coming decade, a new study has found.
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Philadelphia shipyard to build new dual-use merchant mariner training ships
The new ships could be what the U.S. Navy needs to recapitalize its auxiliary fleet.
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The US Navy is taking extreme measures to preserve its carrier surge
The Truman is back from a seven-month deployment, but it wont be pulling into port.
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US Navy should turn to unmanned systems to track and destroy submarines
The U.S. Navy should increase its use of unmanned systems to track and destroy submarines, as they cost a fraction to buy and operate compared to their manned counterparts.
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For the Navy’s hospital ships, networking is yet another challenge
The Navy’s hospital ships provide health care to individuals, but they must also ensure the cyber wellness of the devices onboard.
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Defense Department study calls for cutting 2 of the US Navy’s aircraft carriers
An internal Defense Department study is calling for big changes to the fleet.
-
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it has higher-range anti-warship missiles
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it now possesses surface-to-surface and subsurface anti-warship missiles with a range as high as 430 miles, according to its top naval officer.
-
NATO’s ‘startup’ charts a bold future in maritime unmanned systems
NATO is continuing its effort to accelerate maritime unmanned systems into the its arsenal to patrol the vast swaths of ocean as well as offset evolving threats.
-
Berlin is reportedly brokering a deal to consolidate German naval shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, German Naval Yards Kiel, and Lürssen Defence could form a national industry champion akin to those in France and Italy.
-
China’s global logistics chain makes strides, but projecting military power still a struggle
The Chinese military will likely struggle to conduct expeditionary operations over the coming decade, a new study has found.
-
Philadelphia shipyard to build new dual-use merchant mariner training ships
The new ships could be what the U.S. Navy needs to recapitalize its auxiliary fleet.
-
India cleared to buy two anti-ship munition packages
The two packages could be worth $155 million.
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The US Navy is taking extreme measures to preserve its carrier surge
The Truman is back from a seven-month deployment, but it wont be pulling into port.
-
US Navy should turn to unmanned systems to track and destroy submarines
The U.S. Navy should increase its use of unmanned systems to track and destroy submarines, as they cost a fraction to buy and operate compared to their manned counterparts.
-
For the Navy’s hospital ships, networking is yet another challenge
The Navy’s hospital ships provide health care to individuals, but they must also ensure the cyber wellness of the devices onboard.
-
Defense Department study calls for cutting 2 of the US Navy’s aircraft carriers
An internal Defense Department study is calling for big changes to the fleet.
-
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it has higher-range anti-warship missiles
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it now possesses surface-to-surface and subsurface anti-warship missiles with a range as high as 430 miles, according to its top naval officer.
-
NATO’s ‘startup’ charts a bold future in maritime unmanned systems
NATO is continuing its effort to accelerate maritime unmanned systems into the its arsenal to patrol the vast swaths of ocean as well as offset evolving threats.
-
Berlin is reportedly brokering a deal to consolidate German naval shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, German Naval Yards Kiel, and Lürssen Defence could form a national industry champion akin to those in France and Italy.
-
China’s global logistics chain makes strides, but projecting military power still a struggle
The Chinese military will likely struggle to conduct expeditionary operations over the coming decade, a new study has found.
-
Philadelphia shipyard to build new dual-use merchant mariner training ships
The new ships could be what the U.S. Navy needs to recapitalize its auxiliary fleet.
-
India cleared to buy two anti-ship munition packages
The two packages could be worth $155 million.
-
The US Navy is taking extreme measures to preserve its carrier surge
The Truman is back from a seven-month deployment, but it wont be pulling into port.
-
US Navy should turn to unmanned systems to track and destroy submarines
The U.S. Navy should increase its use of unmanned systems to track and destroy submarines, as they cost a fraction to buy and operate compared to their manned counterparts.
