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The enduring case for American naval power
With less than half of the Navy we had 30 years ago, but arguably three times the responsibility, and growing, we must reassert a decisive naval force and its relationship to American prosperity.
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US Army to prioritize long-range missile capability to go after maritime targets
The first major technology to be spiraled into the Army’s future precision strike missile will be a capability to go after maritime targets.
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New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
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The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
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Are you a small business? The Navy wants to work with you
If the Navy wants to reach its 355 ship goal, small business will have to play a key role in manufacturing parts, supplying shipyards and innovating new products.
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Navy’s top officer lays out aggressive new cruiser replacement approach
The Navy will be zeroing in on what they want out of their new ship very quickly, which means shipbuilders and industry could be getting bids together on the Navy’s new major surface combatant in a matter of months instead of years.
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Why the Navy wants more of these hard-to-find software developers
While the Navy has stood up a direct commissioning program for software engineers, it has only commissioned 25 officers since 2011.
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Orbital ATK is expanding to prepare for what they predict will be a surge in DoD buys of more lethal munitions
Orbital ATK is growing to accommodate anticipated increased business with the Defense Department as it looks for more advanced missiles and munitions capable of longer ranges, more lethality and better accuracy.
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Cross domain integration isn’t just ‘gobbledygook,’ Navy leaders say
Cross domain integration isn’t “a bunch of gobbledygook,” according to Rear Admiral Ronald Boxall, the Navy’s director of Surface Warfare. In fact, it should save money, Navy leaders argued during a panel at the Sea-Air-Space Exposition Tuesday.
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The coming infantryman may see a smarter Corps, multiple jobs for grunts
The days of learning one MOS may be coming to an end for grunts, says the sergeant major of the Marine Corps.
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The enduring case for American naval power
With less than half of the Navy we had 30 years ago, but arguably three times the responsibility, and growing, we must reassert a decisive naval force and its relationship to American prosperity.
-
US Army to prioritize long-range missile capability to go after maritime targets
The first major technology to be spiraled into the Army’s future precision strike missile will be a capability to go after maritime targets.
-
New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
-
The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
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Are you a small business? The Navy wants to work with you
If the Navy wants to reach its 355 ship goal, small business will have to play a key role in manufacturing parts, supplying shipyards and innovating new products.
-
Navy’s top officer lays out aggressive new cruiser replacement approach
The Navy will be zeroing in on what they want out of their new ship very quickly, which means shipbuilders and industry could be getting bids together on the Navy’s new major surface combatant in a matter of months instead of years.
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Why the Navy wants more of these hard-to-find software developers
While the Navy has stood up a direct commissioning program for software engineers, it has only commissioned 25 officers since 2011.
-
Orbital ATK is expanding to prepare for what they predict will be a surge in DoD buys of more lethal munitions
Orbital ATK is growing to accommodate anticipated increased business with the Defense Department as it looks for more advanced missiles and munitions capable of longer ranges, more lethality and better accuracy.
-
Cross domain integration isn’t just ‘gobbledygook,’ Navy leaders say
Cross domain integration isn’t “a bunch of gobbledygook,” according to Rear Admiral Ronald Boxall, the Navy’s director of Surface Warfare. In fact, it should save money, Navy leaders argued during a panel at the Sea-Air-Space Exposition Tuesday.
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The coming infantryman may see a smarter Corps, multiple jobs for grunts
The days of learning one MOS may be coming to an end for grunts, says the sergeant major of the Marine Corps.
-
The enduring case for American naval power
With less than half of the Navy we had 30 years ago, but arguably three times the responsibility, and growing, we must reassert a decisive naval force and its relationship to American prosperity.
-
US Army to prioritize long-range missile capability to go after maritime targets
The first major technology to be spiraled into the Army’s future precision strike missile will be a capability to go after maritime targets.
-
New data link to allow LCS to simultaneously get imagery from more than one aircraft
L3 Technologies and the U.S. Navy have entered negotiations for new shipboard terminals for future littoral combat ships.
-
The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
-
Are you a small business? The Navy wants to work with you
If the Navy wants to reach its 355 ship goal, small business will have to play a key role in manufacturing parts, supplying shipyards and innovating new products.
-
Navy’s top officer lays out aggressive new cruiser replacement approach
The Navy will be zeroing in on what they want out of their new ship very quickly, which means shipbuilders and industry could be getting bids together on the Navy’s new major surface combatant in a matter of months instead of years.
-
Why the Navy wants more of these hard-to-find software developers
While the Navy has stood up a direct commissioning program for software engineers, it has only commissioned 25 officers since 2011.
-
Orbital ATK is expanding to prepare for what they predict will be a surge in DoD buys of more lethal munitions
Orbital ATK is growing to accommodate anticipated increased business with the Defense Department as it looks for more advanced missiles and munitions capable of longer ranges, more lethality and better accuracy.
-
Cross domain integration isn’t just ‘gobbledygook,’ Navy leaders say
Cross domain integration isn’t “a bunch of gobbledygook,” according to Rear Admiral Ronald Boxall, the Navy’s director of Surface Warfare. In fact, it should save money, Navy leaders argued during a panel at the Sea-Air-Space Exposition Tuesday.
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The coming infantryman may see a smarter Corps, multiple jobs for grunts
The days of learning one MOS may be coming to an end for grunts, says the sergeant major of the Marine Corps.
