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Reloading vertical missile tubes at sea is within a crane arm’s reach
Here are five ways to help sustain naval power in strategically important waters.
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US Navy champions digital weaponry as decider of future fights
“The challenges inherent to the cyber domain are considerable,” the Navy secretary wrote, “but failing to mitigate cyber risks is not an option.”
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First US submarine repairs in Australia scheduled for summer
American and Australian maintainers on tender Emory S. Land will conduct maintenance on a U.S. sub in Australia next summer, an early step under AUKUS.
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Marine Corps looks at ocean glider for rapid resupply to fight China
With speeds of 180 miles per hour, the seaglider could fill a known gap in the Marines’ high-speed logistics mission in the Pacific.
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Navy launches efficiency drive in pursuit of savings
The undersecretary said a new efficiency drive will build off past ones and try to, again, find ways to cut costs through better processes and systems.
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Navy creates program office to manage nuclear carrier defuelings
A new Navy program office will manage defueling and dismantling Nimitz- and Ford-class aircraft carriers, working with government and industry entities.
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Early Ford carrier maintenance costs lower than planned, Navy says
Early Ford-class maintenance costs are lower than expected, meaning the aircraft carriers could save more than predicted compared to the Nimitz class.
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Netherlands wants to join Europe’s OCCAR joint armament project
The organization manages a portfolio of 17 projects including the A400M air lifter, the FREMM multi-mission frigate and the Eurodrone.
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US submarine production rate will not hinder AUKUS
The industrial base will be able to meet US Navy requirements and deliver boats to Australia under the tri-national pact, argues Rep. Joe Courtney.
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China, Pakistan wrap up naval drill featuring sub, high-tech destroyer
India is likely concerned about the submarine’s presence, an expert tells Defense News.
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Reloading vertical missile tubes at sea is within a crane arm’s reach
Here are five ways to help sustain naval power in strategically important waters.
-
US Navy champions digital weaponry as decider of future fights
“The challenges inherent to the cyber domain are considerable,” the Navy secretary wrote, “but failing to mitigate cyber risks is not an option.”
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First US submarine repairs in Australia scheduled for summer
American and Australian maintainers on tender Emory S. Land will conduct maintenance on a U.S. sub in Australia next summer, an early step under AUKUS.
-
Marine Corps looks at ocean glider for rapid resupply to fight China
With speeds of 180 miles per hour, the seaglider could fill a known gap in the Marines’ high-speed logistics mission in the Pacific.
-
Navy launches efficiency drive in pursuit of savings
The undersecretary said a new efficiency drive will build off past ones and try to, again, find ways to cut costs through better processes and systems.
-
Navy creates program office to manage nuclear carrier defuelings
A new Navy program office will manage defueling and dismantling Nimitz- and Ford-class aircraft carriers, working with government and industry entities.
-
Early Ford carrier maintenance costs lower than planned, Navy says
Early Ford-class maintenance costs are lower than expected, meaning the aircraft carriers could save more than predicted compared to the Nimitz class.
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Netherlands wants to join Europe’s OCCAR joint armament project
The organization manages a portfolio of 17 projects including the A400M air lifter, the FREMM multi-mission frigate and the Eurodrone.
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US submarine production rate will not hinder AUKUS
The industrial base will be able to meet US Navy requirements and deliver boats to Australia under the tri-national pact, argues Rep. Joe Courtney.
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China, Pakistan wrap up naval drill featuring sub, high-tech destroyer
India is likely concerned about the submarine’s presence, an expert tells Defense News.
-
Reloading vertical missile tubes at sea is within a crane arm’s reach
Here are five ways to help sustain naval power in strategically important waters.
-
US Navy champions digital weaponry as decider of future fights
“The challenges inherent to the cyber domain are considerable,” the Navy secretary wrote, “but failing to mitigate cyber risks is not an option.”
-
First US submarine repairs in Australia scheduled for summer
American and Australian maintainers on tender Emory S. Land will conduct maintenance on a U.S. sub in Australia next summer, an early step under AUKUS.
-
Marine Corps looks at ocean glider for rapid resupply to fight China
With speeds of 180 miles per hour, the seaglider could fill a known gap in the Marines’ high-speed logistics mission in the Pacific.
-
Navy launches efficiency drive in pursuit of savings
The undersecretary said a new efficiency drive will build off past ones and try to, again, find ways to cut costs through better processes and systems.
-
Navy creates program office to manage nuclear carrier defuelings
A new Navy program office will manage defueling and dismantling Nimitz- and Ford-class aircraft carriers, working with government and industry entities.
-
Early Ford carrier maintenance costs lower than planned, Navy says
Early Ford-class maintenance costs are lower than expected, meaning the aircraft carriers could save more than predicted compared to the Nimitz class.
-
Netherlands wants to join Europe’s OCCAR joint armament project
The organization manages a portfolio of 17 projects including the A400M air lifter, the FREMM multi-mission frigate and the Eurodrone.
-
US submarine production rate will not hinder AUKUS
The industrial base will be able to meet US Navy requirements and deliver boats to Australia under the tri-national pact, argues Rep. Joe Courtney.
-
China, Pakistan wrap up naval drill featuring sub, high-tech destroyer
India is likely concerned about the submarine’s presence, an expert tells Defense News.
