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Navy eyes private capital to modernize dated facilities
The Navy’s infrastructure spending needs are too large for the traditional military construction budget, leading one admiral to look elsewhere for funding.
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L3Harris, BigBear.ai partner on autonomy for surface vessels
The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps are betting big on uncrewed technologies — whether that’s in the air, on the water or beneath the waves.
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Marines slam a shrinking amphibious fleet, but the Navy isn’t to blame
The genesis of an amphibious lift shortfall is the Corps’ abandonment of its long-standing requirement for a larger fleet of 38 ships, this Marine says.
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Israeli firm reveals unmanned submarine BlueWhale
It can travel at up to 7 knots underwater, and using electrical power, the submarine can operate for two to four weeks, depending on the mission.
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New Zealand military plays catchup in pandemic aftermath
New Zealand’s military has tested beach-landing equipment in an overseas environment — a type of exercise one officer admitted hasn’t happened for a while.
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Evacuating Sudan: An amphibious gap and missed opportunity
We may have dodged a bullet this time, but the conflict is nowhere near over.
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Fleet Forces chief wants to make a smaller Navy more lethal
Adm. Daryl Caudle has a smaller fleet than he’d like, due to ship and sub maintenance and construction delays. But he’s making the ones he has more lethal.
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The operational — and political — benefits of Turkey’s new warship
What happens when you’re removed from the F-35 program? In Turkey, drones take its place.
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Marines want 31 amphibious ships. The Pentagon disagrees. Now what?
The Navy has 31 amphibious ships — what the Corps considers the bare minimum it needs — but the Pentagon plans to shrink the fleet in fiscal 2024.
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Is America postured for a fight in the Indo-Pacific?
To achieve the transformative effect needed to bolster deterrence against China, the Biden administration needs to keep its foot on the gas.
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Navy eyes private capital to modernize dated facilities
The Navy’s infrastructure spending needs are too large for the traditional military construction budget, leading one admiral to look elsewhere for funding.
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L3Harris, BigBear.ai partner on autonomy for surface vessels
The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps are betting big on uncrewed technologies — whether that’s in the air, on the water or beneath the waves.
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Marines slam a shrinking amphibious fleet, but the Navy isn’t to blame
The genesis of an amphibious lift shortfall is the Corps’ abandonment of its long-standing requirement for a larger fleet of 38 ships, this Marine says.
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Israeli firm reveals unmanned submarine BlueWhale
It can travel at up to 7 knots underwater, and using electrical power, the submarine can operate for two to four weeks, depending on the mission.
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New Zealand military plays catchup in pandemic aftermath
New Zealand’s military has tested beach-landing equipment in an overseas environment — a type of exercise one officer admitted hasn’t happened for a while.
-
Evacuating Sudan: An amphibious gap and missed opportunity
We may have dodged a bullet this time, but the conflict is nowhere near over.
-
Fleet Forces chief wants to make a smaller Navy more lethal
Adm. Daryl Caudle has a smaller fleet than he’d like, due to ship and sub maintenance and construction delays. But he’s making the ones he has more lethal.
-
The operational — and political — benefits of Turkey’s new warship
What happens when you’re removed from the F-35 program? In Turkey, drones take its place.
-
Marines want 31 amphibious ships. The Pentagon disagrees. Now what?
The Navy has 31 amphibious ships — what the Corps considers the bare minimum it needs — but the Pentagon plans to shrink the fleet in fiscal 2024.
-
Is America postured for a fight in the Indo-Pacific?
To achieve the transformative effect needed to bolster deterrence against China, the Biden administration needs to keep its foot on the gas.
-
Navy eyes private capital to modernize dated facilities
The Navy’s infrastructure spending needs are too large for the traditional military construction budget, leading one admiral to look elsewhere for funding.
-
L3Harris, BigBear.ai partner on autonomy for surface vessels
The U.S. Navy and Marine Corps are betting big on uncrewed technologies — whether that’s in the air, on the water or beneath the waves.
-
Marines slam a shrinking amphibious fleet, but the Navy isn’t to blame
The genesis of an amphibious lift shortfall is the Corps’ abandonment of its long-standing requirement for a larger fleet of 38 ships, this Marine says.
-
Israeli firm reveals unmanned submarine BlueWhale
It can travel at up to 7 knots underwater, and using electrical power, the submarine can operate for two to four weeks, depending on the mission.
-
New Zealand military plays catchup in pandemic aftermath
New Zealand’s military has tested beach-landing equipment in an overseas environment — a type of exercise one officer admitted hasn’t happened for a while.
-
Evacuating Sudan: An amphibious gap and missed opportunity
We may have dodged a bullet this time, but the conflict is nowhere near over.
-
Fleet Forces chief wants to make a smaller Navy more lethal
Adm. Daryl Caudle has a smaller fleet than he’d like, due to ship and sub maintenance and construction delays. But he’s making the ones he has more lethal.
-
The operational — and political — benefits of Turkey’s new warship
What happens when you’re removed from the F-35 program? In Turkey, drones take its place.
-
Marines want 31 amphibious ships. The Pentagon disagrees. Now what?
The Navy has 31 amphibious ships — what the Corps considers the bare minimum it needs — but the Pentagon plans to shrink the fleet in fiscal 2024.
-
Is America postured for a fight in the Indo-Pacific?
To achieve the transformative effect needed to bolster deterrence against China, the Biden administration needs to keep its foot on the gas.
