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Here’s $5.4 billion of stuff the US Navy says it wants but didn’t fit in its FY21 budget request
Here’s the Navy’s laundry list of stuff it wants in 2021 but says it couldn’t fit into its FY21 ask.
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India clears $2.12 billion purchase of Hellfire-equipped naval helicopters
A previous attempt to buy naval multirole helicopters failed when the Indian government canceled the planned purchase of 16 S-70B Seahawks from Sikorsky.
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Poland’s Aegis Ashore delayed to 2022 with new way forward coming soon
Poland’s Aegis Ashore site continues to have problems and additional delays, but the Missile Defense Agency director said a plan to move forward is coming very soon.
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Italy in talks to sell frigates to Egypt
The negotiations were confirmed by Italian foreign minister Luigi Di Maio and Fincantieri CEO Giuseppe Bono following days of press speculation a deal was on the cards.
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Germany wants another crack at a EU mission in the Strait of Hormuz
Berlin last summer rejected a request to join a U.S.-led naval protection mission for fear of getting tangled up in a shooting war between the United States and Iran.
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The US Navy’s budget looks headed for the congressional shredder
Lawmakers from both parties are lining up to protest cuts to shipbuilding.
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The US Navy is planning to get serious about a next-generation large surface combatant
The Navy is getting ready to kick off a five-year development, testing and design effort for its next heavy combatant.
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The US Navy is spending millions plotting the drone-enabled fleet of 2045
The fleet of the future will be enabled by unmanned technology, and an ongoing study is researching how the Navy can achieve it.
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Fixing first four littoral combat ships not worth it, US Navy says
Future testing and training will be conducted on newer and modernized vessels.
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Here’s the US Marine Corps’ plan for sinking Chinese ships with drone missile launchers
The Marines are developing a drone vehicle paired with a missile launcher to take out Chinese ships, according to funding requested in the Navy’s 2021 budget documents.
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Here’s $5.4 billion of stuff the US Navy says it wants but didn’t fit in its FY21 budget request
Here’s the Navy’s laundry list of stuff it wants in 2021 but says it couldn’t fit into its FY21 ask.
-
India clears $2.12 billion purchase of Hellfire-equipped naval helicopters
A previous attempt to buy naval multirole helicopters failed when the Indian government canceled the planned purchase of 16 S-70B Seahawks from Sikorsky.
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Poland’s Aegis Ashore delayed to 2022 with new way forward coming soon
Poland’s Aegis Ashore site continues to have problems and additional delays, but the Missile Defense Agency director said a plan to move forward is coming very soon.
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Italy in talks to sell frigates to Egypt
The negotiations were confirmed by Italian foreign minister Luigi Di Maio and Fincantieri CEO Giuseppe Bono following days of press speculation a deal was on the cards.
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Germany wants another crack at a EU mission in the Strait of Hormuz
Berlin last summer rejected a request to join a U.S.-led naval protection mission for fear of getting tangled up in a shooting war between the United States and Iran.
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The US Navy’s budget looks headed for the congressional shredder
Lawmakers from both parties are lining up to protest cuts to shipbuilding.
-
The US Navy is planning to get serious about a next-generation large surface combatant
The Navy is getting ready to kick off a five-year development, testing and design effort for its next heavy combatant.
-
The US Navy is spending millions plotting the drone-enabled fleet of 2045
The fleet of the future will be enabled by unmanned technology, and an ongoing study is researching how the Navy can achieve it.
-
Fixing first four littoral combat ships not worth it, US Navy says
Future testing and training will be conducted on newer and modernized vessels.
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Here’s the US Marine Corps’ plan for sinking Chinese ships with drone missile launchers
The Marines are developing a drone vehicle paired with a missile launcher to take out Chinese ships, according to funding requested in the Navy’s 2021 budget documents.
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Here’s $5.4 billion of stuff the US Navy says it wants but didn’t fit in its FY21 budget request
Here’s the Navy’s laundry list of stuff it wants in 2021 but says it couldn’t fit into its FY21 ask.
-
India clears $2.12 billion purchase of Hellfire-equipped naval helicopters
A previous attempt to buy naval multirole helicopters failed when the Indian government canceled the planned purchase of 16 S-70B Seahawks from Sikorsky.
-
Poland’s Aegis Ashore delayed to 2022 with new way forward coming soon
Poland’s Aegis Ashore site continues to have problems and additional delays, but the Missile Defense Agency director said a plan to move forward is coming very soon.
-
Italy in talks to sell frigates to Egypt
The negotiations were confirmed by Italian foreign minister Luigi Di Maio and Fincantieri CEO Giuseppe Bono following days of press speculation a deal was on the cards.
-
Germany wants another crack at a EU mission in the Strait of Hormuz
Berlin last summer rejected a request to join a U.S.-led naval protection mission for fear of getting tangled up in a shooting war between the United States and Iran.
-
The US Navy’s budget looks headed for the congressional shredder
Lawmakers from both parties are lining up to protest cuts to shipbuilding.
-
The US Navy is planning to get serious about a next-generation large surface combatant
The Navy is getting ready to kick off a five-year development, testing and design effort for its next heavy combatant.
-
The US Navy is spending millions plotting the drone-enabled fleet of 2045
The fleet of the future will be enabled by unmanned technology, and an ongoing study is researching how the Navy can achieve it.
-
Fixing first four littoral combat ships not worth it, US Navy says
Future testing and training will be conducted on newer and modernized vessels.
-
Here’s the US Marine Corps’ plan for sinking Chinese ships with drone missile launchers
The Marines are developing a drone vehicle paired with a missile launcher to take out Chinese ships, according to funding requested in the Navy’s 2021 budget documents.
