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A third of New Zealand’s Navy ships are docked over lack of crew
The 279-foot offshore patrol vessel HMNZS Wellington is now the third ship to enter a period of idleness.
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White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
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US Navy secretary talks drones, fleet size and South American security
What’s weighing on the service for the new year? Carlos Del Toro discusses what’s top of mind.
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Project Overmatch: US Navy preps to deploy secretive multidomain tech
The fielding of Project Overmatch will arguably be the Navy’s most important work in 2023.
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IISS analyst: How Mideast, North Africa can improve local defense biz
Superior air and maritime platforms will continue to be the region’s preference.
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Ukraine war ‘validates’ key principles of new Marine unit in Pacific
Gen. Berger believes early lessons from Ukraine are theater-agnostic and support much of what the new 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment is creating in Hawaii.
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Marines’ updated amphibious concept calls for disruptive technologies
The updated amphibious operations concept accounts for anti-access weapons and calls for unmanned and AI tools to help U.S. naval forces.
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UK Navy to take drone-teaming operations underwater with new submarine
Officials hope to gain operational advantages for securing the ocean floors by pairing submarines and unmanned undersea vessels.
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Watch Israel test its anti-missile Barak weapon at sea
The defense system is key to protecting Israel’s four Sa’ar 6 corvettes that the country recently received and deployed.
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Palantir, Lockheed Martin team up to modernize naval combat systems
Palantir’s software deployment system could help Lockheed push more timely updates to its Aegis Combat System through a new collaboration.
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A third of New Zealand’s Navy ships are docked over lack of crew
The 279-foot offshore patrol vessel HMNZS Wellington is now the third ship to enter a period of idleness.
-
White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
-
US Navy secretary talks drones, fleet size and South American security
What’s weighing on the service for the new year? Carlos Del Toro discusses what’s top of mind.
-
Project Overmatch: US Navy preps to deploy secretive multidomain tech
The fielding of Project Overmatch will arguably be the Navy’s most important work in 2023.
-
IISS analyst: How Mideast, North Africa can improve local defense biz
Superior air and maritime platforms will continue to be the region’s preference.
-
Ukraine war ‘validates’ key principles of new Marine unit in Pacific
Gen. Berger believes early lessons from Ukraine are theater-agnostic and support much of what the new 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment is creating in Hawaii.
-
Marines’ updated amphibious concept calls for disruptive technologies
The updated amphibious operations concept accounts for anti-access weapons and calls for unmanned and AI tools to help U.S. naval forces.
-
UK Navy to take drone-teaming operations underwater with new submarine
Officials hope to gain operational advantages for securing the ocean floors by pairing submarines and unmanned undersea vessels.
-
Watch Israel test its anti-missile Barak weapon at sea
The defense system is key to protecting Israel’s four Sa’ar 6 corvettes that the country recently received and deployed.
-
Palantir, Lockheed Martin team up to modernize naval combat systems
Palantir’s software deployment system could help Lockheed push more timely updates to its Aegis Combat System through a new collaboration.
-
A third of New Zealand’s Navy ships are docked over lack of crew
The 279-foot offshore patrol vessel HMNZS Wellington is now the third ship to enter a period of idleness.
-
White House steps in as Navy, Pentagon feud over amphibious ship study
An official has described to Defense News a standoff between the Navy and the Pentagon, and how the White House had to play arbitrator.
-
US Navy secretary talks drones, fleet size and South American security
What’s weighing on the service for the new year? Carlos Del Toro discusses what’s top of mind.
-
Project Overmatch: US Navy preps to deploy secretive multidomain tech
The fielding of Project Overmatch will arguably be the Navy’s most important work in 2023.
-
IISS analyst: How Mideast, North Africa can improve local defense biz
Superior air and maritime platforms will continue to be the region’s preference.
-
Ukraine war ‘validates’ key principles of new Marine unit in Pacific
Gen. Berger believes early lessons from Ukraine are theater-agnostic and support much of what the new 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment is creating in Hawaii.
-
Marines’ updated amphibious concept calls for disruptive technologies
The updated amphibious operations concept accounts for anti-access weapons and calls for unmanned and AI tools to help U.S. naval forces.
-
UK Navy to take drone-teaming operations underwater with new submarine
Officials hope to gain operational advantages for securing the ocean floors by pairing submarines and unmanned undersea vessels.
-
Watch Israel test its anti-missile Barak weapon at sea
The defense system is key to protecting Israel’s four Sa’ar 6 corvettes that the country recently received and deployed.
-
Palantir, Lockheed Martin team up to modernize naval combat systems
Palantir’s software deployment system could help Lockheed push more timely updates to its Aegis Combat System through a new collaboration.
