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Raytheon’s advanced Excalibur weapon hits moving targets in test
Raytheon’s Excalibur proves it can hit moving targets in tests, even in a GPS-contested environment.
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In challenging China’s claims in the South China Sea, the US Navy is getting more assertive
Last year saw an uptick in U.S. freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea.
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US Navy and Boeing use manned jet to control drone Growlers
Boeing and the Navy announced a test that saw two unmanned E/A-18G Growlers controlled by a manned aircraft, a capability that the Navy thinks will help keep its airwing relevant in the 21st century.
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Trump’s new nuclear weapon has been deployed
The W76-2 has made its maiden voyage, the Pentagon said Tuesday.
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Destroyer damaged in deadly 2017 accident returns to sea
The warship underwent extensive repairs for more than two years following a deadly collision off the coast of Japan.
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With laser weapons coming, the US Navy’s newest super carrier has space and power to spare
The U.S. Navy’s newest super carrier has the excess space, weight and power to host weapons that could boost its survivability, Navy officials say.
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The carrier Ford is trying to shake years of controversy and find its groove
Over the coming year, the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Ford will be underway 11 times over 220 days, working out the kinks, training sailors and writing the book on how the new class of carriers will operate.
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The greatest risk to national security you’ve never heard of
History has taught us the negative outcomes of vulnerable undersea cables. But the United States doesn’t have to be so vulnerable.
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US Navy’s first Triton drones arrive in Guam
Two drones arrived in Guam and will serve as part of an early operational capability to develop a concept of operations for the high-altitude, long-endurance systems.
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Breaking down the Navy’s plans for unmanned ships | Defense News Weekly Extra
David Larter gives a breakdown of what the Navy and the rest of the military is planning to do with unmanned ships–and how they’ll affect future conflict.
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Raytheon’s advanced Excalibur weapon hits moving targets in test
Raytheon’s Excalibur proves it can hit moving targets in tests, even in a GPS-contested environment.
-
In challenging China’s claims in the South China Sea, the US Navy is getting more assertive
Last year saw an uptick in U.S. freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea.
-
US Navy and Boeing use manned jet to control drone Growlers
Boeing and the Navy announced a test that saw two unmanned E/A-18G Growlers controlled by a manned aircraft, a capability that the Navy thinks will help keep its airwing relevant in the 21st century.
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Trump’s new nuclear weapon has been deployed
The W76-2 has made its maiden voyage, the Pentagon said Tuesday.
-
Destroyer damaged in deadly 2017 accident returns to sea
The warship underwent extensive repairs for more than two years following a deadly collision off the coast of Japan.
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With laser weapons coming, the US Navy’s newest super carrier has space and power to spare
The U.S. Navy’s newest super carrier has the excess space, weight and power to host weapons that could boost its survivability, Navy officials say.
-
The carrier Ford is trying to shake years of controversy and find its groove
Over the coming year, the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Ford will be underway 11 times over 220 days, working out the kinks, training sailors and writing the book on how the new class of carriers will operate.
-
The greatest risk to national security you’ve never heard of
History has taught us the negative outcomes of vulnerable undersea cables. But the United States doesn’t have to be so vulnerable.
-
US Navy’s first Triton drones arrive in Guam
Two drones arrived in Guam and will serve as part of an early operational capability to develop a concept of operations for the high-altitude, long-endurance systems.
-
Breaking down the Navy’s plans for unmanned ships | Defense News Weekly Extra
David Larter gives a breakdown of what the Navy and the rest of the military is planning to do with unmanned ships–and how they’ll affect future conflict.
-
Raytheon’s advanced Excalibur weapon hits moving targets in test
Raytheon’s Excalibur proves it can hit moving targets in tests, even in a GPS-contested environment.
-
In challenging China’s claims in the South China Sea, the US Navy is getting more assertive
Last year saw an uptick in U.S. freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea.
-
US Navy and Boeing use manned jet to control drone Growlers
Boeing and the Navy announced a test that saw two unmanned E/A-18G Growlers controlled by a manned aircraft, a capability that the Navy thinks will help keep its airwing relevant in the 21st century.
-
Trump’s new nuclear weapon has been deployed
The W76-2 has made its maiden voyage, the Pentagon said Tuesday.
-
Destroyer damaged in deadly 2017 accident returns to sea
The warship underwent extensive repairs for more than two years following a deadly collision off the coast of Japan.
-
With laser weapons coming, the US Navy’s newest super carrier has space and power to spare
The U.S. Navy’s newest super carrier has the excess space, weight and power to host weapons that could boost its survivability, Navy officials say.
-
The carrier Ford is trying to shake years of controversy and find its groove
Over the coming year, the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Ford will be underway 11 times over 220 days, working out the kinks, training sailors and writing the book on how the new class of carriers will operate.
-
The greatest risk to national security you’ve never heard of
History has taught us the negative outcomes of vulnerable undersea cables. But the United States doesn’t have to be so vulnerable.
-
US Navy’s first Triton drones arrive in Guam
Two drones arrived in Guam and will serve as part of an early operational capability to develop a concept of operations for the high-altitude, long-endurance systems.
-
Breaking down the Navy’s plans for unmanned ships | Defense News Weekly Extra
David Larter gives a breakdown of what the Navy and the rest of the military is planning to do with unmanned ships–and how they’ll affect future conflict.
