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How the US Navy prioritized readiness, and got more ships too
What happens when the chief of naval operations wants more money to create a more prepared fleet, but lawmakers prefer to buy more ships?
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India awards contracts for Akash and BrahMos missiles, plus more ships
The ministry selected state-run Bharat Dynamics to supply the fully indigenous Akash weapon system, a short-range air defense system.
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Lack of funds hampers emergency naval fleet from growing faster
The U.S. Maritime Administration is pursuing a three-pronged approach to update and grow the nation’s surge sealift capacity.
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Sea-Air-Space: A recap of news and tech from the Navy League event
U.S. military and defense industry officials flocked to the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space conference south of Washington, D.C., this week.
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US Navy needs seamless ‘virtual cloud,’ cyber leaders say
Navy vessels dot waters the world over and are expected to play a critical role in a conflict with China or Russia.
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China, Russia propaganda wither as cameras multiply, US admiral says
Among recent examples, he said, was the Russian harassment of a U.S. Air Force drone, which splashed into the Black Sea after a collision in March.
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Heavy lift helicopter program prepping for 2025 first deployment
After operational and production milestones in 2022, the CH-53K program is looking to its first deployment on amphibious ships in 2025.
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Over-classified information hampers work with allies, top Marines say
“Sometimes we get in our own way, by over-classifying, over-compartmentalizing,” Gen. David Berger said.
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How the Marines will use uncrewed tech, according to acquisitions boss
The Corps’ experimentation with systems that require no crew comes as part of an ambitious revamp of the service.
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The Marines want to invest millions in underwater escape training
A new update aims to close loopholes that had left too many Marines unprepared for a water emergency.
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How the US Navy prioritized readiness, and got more ships too
What happens when the chief of naval operations wants more money to create a more prepared fleet, but lawmakers prefer to buy more ships?
-
India awards contracts for Akash and BrahMos missiles, plus more ships
The ministry selected state-run Bharat Dynamics to supply the fully indigenous Akash weapon system, a short-range air defense system.
-
Lack of funds hampers emergency naval fleet from growing faster
The U.S. Maritime Administration is pursuing a three-pronged approach to update and grow the nation’s surge sealift capacity.
-
Sea-Air-Space: A recap of news and tech from the Navy League event
U.S. military and defense industry officials flocked to the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space conference south of Washington, D.C., this week.
-
US Navy needs seamless ‘virtual cloud,’ cyber leaders say
Navy vessels dot waters the world over and are expected to play a critical role in a conflict with China or Russia.
-
China, Russia propaganda wither as cameras multiply, US admiral says
Among recent examples, he said, was the Russian harassment of a U.S. Air Force drone, which splashed into the Black Sea after a collision in March.
-
Heavy lift helicopter program prepping for 2025 first deployment
After operational and production milestones in 2022, the CH-53K program is looking to its first deployment on amphibious ships in 2025.
-
Over-classified information hampers work with allies, top Marines say
“Sometimes we get in our own way, by over-classifying, over-compartmentalizing,” Gen. David Berger said.
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How the Marines will use uncrewed tech, according to acquisitions boss
The Corps’ experimentation with systems that require no crew comes as part of an ambitious revamp of the service.
-
The Marines want to invest millions in underwater escape training
A new update aims to close loopholes that had left too many Marines unprepared for a water emergency.
-
How the US Navy prioritized readiness, and got more ships too
What happens when the chief of naval operations wants more money to create a more prepared fleet, but lawmakers prefer to buy more ships?
-
India awards contracts for Akash and BrahMos missiles, plus more ships
The ministry selected state-run Bharat Dynamics to supply the fully indigenous Akash weapon system, a short-range air defense system.
-
Lack of funds hampers emergency naval fleet from growing faster
The U.S. Maritime Administration is pursuing a three-pronged approach to update and grow the nation’s surge sealift capacity.
-
Sea-Air-Space: A recap of news and tech from the Navy League event
U.S. military and defense industry officials flocked to the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space conference south of Washington, D.C., this week.
-
US Navy needs seamless ‘virtual cloud,’ cyber leaders say
Navy vessels dot waters the world over and are expected to play a critical role in a conflict with China or Russia.
-
China, Russia propaganda wither as cameras multiply, US admiral says
Among recent examples, he said, was the Russian harassment of a U.S. Air Force drone, which splashed into the Black Sea after a collision in March.
-
Heavy lift helicopter program prepping for 2025 first deployment
After operational and production milestones in 2022, the CH-53K program is looking to its first deployment on amphibious ships in 2025.
-
Over-classified information hampers work with allies, top Marines say
“Sometimes we get in our own way, by over-classifying, over-compartmentalizing,” Gen. David Berger said.
-
How the Marines will use uncrewed tech, according to acquisitions boss
The Corps’ experimentation with systems that require no crew comes as part of an ambitious revamp of the service.
-
The Marines want to invest millions in underwater escape training
A new update aims to close loopholes that had left too many Marines unprepared for a water emergency.
