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How US Marines can protect commercial shipping in the Gulf
Successfully deploying Marines on commercial ships could require overcoming thorny logistical hurdles.
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Textron wants to expand Aerosonde drone operations throughout Europe
Textron currently flies its small UAS off four U.S. Navy ships.
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New Zealand seeks new ships to replace ‘majority’ of naval fleet
New Zealand’s Defence Ministry has issued a request for information to replace nearly the entire naval fleet, which currently includes nine ships.
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Ukraine is ushering in a new uncrewed era at sea
Sea drones are here to stay, and Western navies should get ready, argues IISS naval analyst Nick Childs.
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Marines aim to accelerate Force Design modernization, if budget allows
The Corps wants to speed up the fielding of anti-ship missiles, small drones and loitering munitions, to get more weapons out to deployed Marines faster.
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See North Korea’s new ballistic missile submarine
Analysts believe the boat is a rebuilt and modernized Soviet-designed Romeo-class diesel-electric submarine.
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The US Navy is spending billions to stabilize vendors. Will it work?
Find out how the U.S. submarine-industrial base is faring after $2.3 billion went toward shoring up two shipbuilders and their thousands of suppliers.
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Navy gets new (acting) Air Boss
An ongoing blockade of military confirmations in the Senate means Rear Adm. George Wikoff will temporarily serve as commander of the aviation community.
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Marines draw inspiration from drug runners for unmanned resupply boat
The Marine Corps is looking at a low-profile unmanned boat to move missiles and weapons around contested areas to resupply forces ashore.
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Marine Corps leader eyes drone swarm launched from above, beneath waves
While Marines have yet to test a combo of USV, UUV and attack drones, such a trial is possible in the near future, according to Lt. Gen. Karsten Heckl.
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How US Marines can protect commercial shipping in the Gulf
Successfully deploying Marines on commercial ships could require overcoming thorny logistical hurdles.
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Textron wants to expand Aerosonde drone operations throughout Europe
Textron currently flies its small UAS off four U.S. Navy ships.
-
New Zealand seeks new ships to replace ‘majority’ of naval fleet
New Zealand’s Defence Ministry has issued a request for information to replace nearly the entire naval fleet, which currently includes nine ships.
-
Ukraine is ushering in a new uncrewed era at sea
Sea drones are here to stay, and Western navies should get ready, argues IISS naval analyst Nick Childs.
-
Marines aim to accelerate Force Design modernization, if budget allows
The Corps wants to speed up the fielding of anti-ship missiles, small drones and loitering munitions, to get more weapons out to deployed Marines faster.
-
See North Korea’s new ballistic missile submarine
Analysts believe the boat is a rebuilt and modernized Soviet-designed Romeo-class diesel-electric submarine.
-
The US Navy is spending billions to stabilize vendors. Will it work?
Find out how the U.S. submarine-industrial base is faring after $2.3 billion went toward shoring up two shipbuilders and their thousands of suppliers.
-
Navy gets new (acting) Air Boss
An ongoing blockade of military confirmations in the Senate means Rear Adm. George Wikoff will temporarily serve as commander of the aviation community.
-
Marines draw inspiration from drug runners for unmanned resupply boat
The Marine Corps is looking at a low-profile unmanned boat to move missiles and weapons around contested areas to resupply forces ashore.
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Marine Corps leader eyes drone swarm launched from above, beneath waves
While Marines have yet to test a combo of USV, UUV and attack drones, such a trial is possible in the near future, according to Lt. Gen. Karsten Heckl.
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How US Marines can protect commercial shipping in the Gulf
Successfully deploying Marines on commercial ships could require overcoming thorny logistical hurdles.
-
Textron wants to expand Aerosonde drone operations throughout Europe
Textron currently flies its small UAS off four U.S. Navy ships.
-
New Zealand seeks new ships to replace ‘majority’ of naval fleet
New Zealand’s Defence Ministry has issued a request for information to replace nearly the entire naval fleet, which currently includes nine ships.
-
Ukraine is ushering in a new uncrewed era at sea
Sea drones are here to stay, and Western navies should get ready, argues IISS naval analyst Nick Childs.
-
Marines aim to accelerate Force Design modernization, if budget allows
The Corps wants to speed up the fielding of anti-ship missiles, small drones and loitering munitions, to get more weapons out to deployed Marines faster.
-
See North Korea’s new ballistic missile submarine
Analysts believe the boat is a rebuilt and modernized Soviet-designed Romeo-class diesel-electric submarine.
-
The US Navy is spending billions to stabilize vendors. Will it work?
Find out how the U.S. submarine-industrial base is faring after $2.3 billion went toward shoring up two shipbuilders and their thousands of suppliers.
-
Navy gets new (acting) Air Boss
An ongoing blockade of military confirmations in the Senate means Rear Adm. George Wikoff will temporarily serve as commander of the aviation community.
-
Marines draw inspiration from drug runners for unmanned resupply boat
The Marine Corps is looking at a low-profile unmanned boat to move missiles and weapons around contested areas to resupply forces ashore.
-
Marine Corps leader eyes drone swarm launched from above, beneath waves
While Marines have yet to test a combo of USV, UUV and attack drones, such a trial is possible in the near future, according to Lt. Gen. Karsten Heckl.
