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Congress should fund new, not used sealift vessels, say former Maritime Administration officials
Former Maritime Administration officials say buying used ships is the wrong way to go.
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Huntington Ingalls Industries names new program director for Columbia class sub
The new program director will lead construction of Columbia-class submarines at HII and serve as a liaison between lead contractor General Dynamics Electric Boat and the U.S. Navy.
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DARPA’s latest mad science experiment: A ship designed to operate completely without humans
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is taking its Sea Hunter concept to the next level.
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US Marine Corps could soon take out enemy ships with Navy missiles
The Marine Corps could soon be getting the Navy’s new Naval Strike Missile for use as a shore battery, according to the Navy’s acquisitions chief.
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The US Navy’s top officer says he’ll trade growing the fleet for readiness
If slowing the fleet’s growth means a more ready fleet, that’s a trade the CNO is willing to make.
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To combat new missile threats, the US Navy prepares to move forward with destroyer upgrades
With an eye toward faster, more dangerous missile threats, the Navy is getting ready to move forward on a major upgrade for its destroyers.
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With US Marines seeking unmanned logistics to fight China, Textron sees opportunity
The U.S. Marine Corps is looking for unmanned surface vessels. Textron thinks its Common Unmanned Surface Vehicle could answer the call.
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‘We need more money’: US Navy’s top officer says the service needs more of the DoD budget
If the Navy is to grow much beyond its current size, the service should get a larger slice of the budget than the Air Force and Army, the CNO says.
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The two US Navy littoral combat ships will soon share a brain
The littoral combat ship’s two separate hulls are going to take big step toward becoming more common.
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Leonardo wins contract to replace US Navy’s TH-57 training helicopter
The Navy has announced the winner of its training helicopter competition.
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Congress should fund new, not used sealift vessels, say former Maritime Administration officials
Former Maritime Administration officials say buying used ships is the wrong way to go.
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Huntington Ingalls Industries names new program director for Columbia class sub
The new program director will lead construction of Columbia-class submarines at HII and serve as a liaison between lead contractor General Dynamics Electric Boat and the U.S. Navy.
-
DARPA’s latest mad science experiment: A ship designed to operate completely without humans
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is taking its Sea Hunter concept to the next level.
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US Marine Corps could soon take out enemy ships with Navy missiles
The Marine Corps could soon be getting the Navy’s new Naval Strike Missile for use as a shore battery, according to the Navy’s acquisitions chief.
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The US Navy’s top officer says he’ll trade growing the fleet for readiness
If slowing the fleet’s growth means a more ready fleet, that’s a trade the CNO is willing to make.
-
To combat new missile threats, the US Navy prepares to move forward with destroyer upgrades
With an eye toward faster, more dangerous missile threats, the Navy is getting ready to move forward on a major upgrade for its destroyers.
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With US Marines seeking unmanned logistics to fight China, Textron sees opportunity
The U.S. Marine Corps is looking for unmanned surface vessels. Textron thinks its Common Unmanned Surface Vehicle could answer the call.
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‘We need more money’: US Navy’s top officer says the service needs more of the DoD budget
If the Navy is to grow much beyond its current size, the service should get a larger slice of the budget than the Air Force and Army, the CNO says.
-
The two US Navy littoral combat ships will soon share a brain
The littoral combat ship’s two separate hulls are going to take big step toward becoming more common.
-
Leonardo wins contract to replace US Navy’s TH-57 training helicopter
The Navy has announced the winner of its training helicopter competition.
-
Congress should fund new, not used sealift vessels, say former Maritime Administration officials
Former Maritime Administration officials say buying used ships is the wrong way to go.
-
Huntington Ingalls Industries names new program director for Columbia class sub
The new program director will lead construction of Columbia-class submarines at HII and serve as a liaison between lead contractor General Dynamics Electric Boat and the U.S. Navy.
-
DARPA’s latest mad science experiment: A ship designed to operate completely without humans
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is taking its Sea Hunter concept to the next level.
-
US Marine Corps could soon take out enemy ships with Navy missiles
The Marine Corps could soon be getting the Navy’s new Naval Strike Missile for use as a shore battery, according to the Navy’s acquisitions chief.
-
The US Navy’s top officer says he’ll trade growing the fleet for readiness
If slowing the fleet’s growth means a more ready fleet, that’s a trade the CNO is willing to make.
-
To combat new missile threats, the US Navy prepares to move forward with destroyer upgrades
With an eye toward faster, more dangerous missile threats, the Navy is getting ready to move forward on a major upgrade for its destroyers.
-
With US Marines seeking unmanned logistics to fight China, Textron sees opportunity
The U.S. Marine Corps is looking for unmanned surface vessels. Textron thinks its Common Unmanned Surface Vehicle could answer the call.
-
‘We need more money’: US Navy’s top officer says the service needs more of the DoD budget
If the Navy is to grow much beyond its current size, the service should get a larger slice of the budget than the Air Force and Army, the CNO says.
-
The two US Navy littoral combat ships will soon share a brain
The littoral combat ship’s two separate hulls are going to take big step toward becoming more common.
-
Leonardo wins contract to replace US Navy’s TH-57 training helicopter
The Navy has announced the winner of its training helicopter competition.
