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US Navy sails first drone through Mideast’s Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. Navy has sailed its first drone boat through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
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Navy long-range plan shows minimal growth in many warship programs
The Navy’s 2024 long-range shipbuilding plan, similar to last year’s, outlines three potential options, two of which never grow the fleet to 355 ships.
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Argentina in talks with Naval Group, ThyssenKrupp for three submarines
The project, with an estimated minimum cost of $1.3 billion, aims to fulfill the needs of the Argentine Navy, which has no operational submarine today.
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Austal eyes 1,000 new hires for nuclear submarine work
Austal intends to grow its workforce by one-third as it opens a new facility devoted entirely to producing nuclear submarine components.
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Russia’s Pacific Fleet put on high alert for snap drills
The entire Russian Pacific Fleet has been put on high alert for snap drills that will involve practice missile launches.
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US Navy, Marines push to make virtual training more real
The sea services want to be able to practice complex scenarios in a training and simulation environment that pulls together all-domain sailors and Marines.
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US Navy aims to field manned-unmanned fleet within 10 years
Several leaders at the Sea-Air-Space conference presented updates on key unmanned programs. Here are the highlights.
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US Army official reveals watercraft, networks as logistics focus areas
The Army is taking steps to master contested logistics by focusing on key modernization requirements taking shape now.
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Turkey’s Navy receives its largest-ever ship, the TCG Anadolu
The ship’s primary purpose is to serve as a platform from which the TB-3 armed drone and the Kizilelma combat UAV can launch.
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Sea power is essential to countering communist China
China is on a fast track to displace America as the world’s dominant naval power.
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US Navy sails first drone through Mideast’s Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. Navy has sailed its first drone boat through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
-
Navy long-range plan shows minimal growth in many warship programs
The Navy’s 2024 long-range shipbuilding plan, similar to last year’s, outlines three potential options, two of which never grow the fleet to 355 ships.
-
Argentina in talks with Naval Group, ThyssenKrupp for three submarines
The project, with an estimated minimum cost of $1.3 billion, aims to fulfill the needs of the Argentine Navy, which has no operational submarine today.
-
Austal eyes 1,000 new hires for nuclear submarine work
Austal intends to grow its workforce by one-third as it opens a new facility devoted entirely to producing nuclear submarine components.
-
Russia’s Pacific Fleet put on high alert for snap drills
The entire Russian Pacific Fleet has been put on high alert for snap drills that will involve practice missile launches.
-
US Navy, Marines push to make virtual training more real
The sea services want to be able to practice complex scenarios in a training and simulation environment that pulls together all-domain sailors and Marines.
-
US Navy aims to field manned-unmanned fleet within 10 years
Several leaders at the Sea-Air-Space conference presented updates on key unmanned programs. Here are the highlights.
-
US Army official reveals watercraft, networks as logistics focus areas
The Army is taking steps to master contested logistics by focusing on key modernization requirements taking shape now.
-
Turkey’s Navy receives its largest-ever ship, the TCG Anadolu
The ship’s primary purpose is to serve as a platform from which the TB-3 armed drone and the Kizilelma combat UAV can launch.
-
Sea power is essential to countering communist China
China is on a fast track to displace America as the world’s dominant naval power.
-
US Navy sails first drone through Mideast’s Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. Navy has sailed its first drone boat through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
-
Navy long-range plan shows minimal growth in many warship programs
The Navy’s 2024 long-range shipbuilding plan, similar to last year’s, outlines three potential options, two of which never grow the fleet to 355 ships.
-
Argentina in talks with Naval Group, ThyssenKrupp for three submarines
The project, with an estimated minimum cost of $1.3 billion, aims to fulfill the needs of the Argentine Navy, which has no operational submarine today.
-
Austal eyes 1,000 new hires for nuclear submarine work
Austal intends to grow its workforce by one-third as it opens a new facility devoted entirely to producing nuclear submarine components.
-
Russia’s Pacific Fleet put on high alert for snap drills
The entire Russian Pacific Fleet has been put on high alert for snap drills that will involve practice missile launches.
-
US Navy, Marines push to make virtual training more real
The sea services want to be able to practice complex scenarios in a training and simulation environment that pulls together all-domain sailors and Marines.
-
US Navy aims to field manned-unmanned fleet within 10 years
Several leaders at the Sea-Air-Space conference presented updates on key unmanned programs. Here are the highlights.
-
US Army official reveals watercraft, networks as logistics focus areas
The Army is taking steps to master contested logistics by focusing on key modernization requirements taking shape now.
-
Turkey’s Navy receives its largest-ever ship, the TCG Anadolu
The ship’s primary purpose is to serve as a platform from which the TB-3 armed drone and the Kizilelma combat UAV can launch.
-
Sea power is essential to countering communist China
China is on a fast track to displace America as the world’s dominant naval power.
