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Northrop to begin cutting in aerial refueling capability in E-2D Advanced Hawkeye production this year
Northrop will start cutting in modifications to the production line starting with the 46th of 75 planned aircraft slated to be procured by the Navy.
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F-35 program head supportive of future transition to service-led offices
The F-35 program office is already taking steps to improve the workings of its organization, its leader said Wednesday.
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Wittman to US Navy: ‘You have to say 355 is the number’
The chairman of the House Seapower subcommittee said Wednesday the Navy needs to do a better job of explaining to the public the need for a 355-ship fleet.
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Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
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Navy’s personnel and training modernization gaining steam
The Navy will soon incorporate technology that lets sailors negotiate new orders using a smartphone.
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Major players pitch solutions for Navy’s next training helicopter
As the Navy nears a competition for a new rotary-wing trainer, several companies are coming out with ready-to-go solutions.
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Navy admirals worried struggling shipyards may impede efforts to increase fleet
The Navy wants 355 ships, but first it needs stable shipyards.
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This gun shoots drones out of the sky
There’s also a version of the drone-killer device that is attachable to an assault rifle.
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DARPA official: To build trust in AI, machines must explain themselves
A DARPA official described the the inexplicable algorithms powering artificial intelligence as a strain on human-machine relationships.
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Marines bringing cyber to the fight, commander says
The Marine Corps is experimenting with how it adds cyber warriors at the tactical edge, to be better prepared for a modern fight, according to the chief of Marine Forces Cyberspace Command.
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Northrop to begin cutting in aerial refueling capability in E-2D Advanced Hawkeye production this year
Northrop will start cutting in modifications to the production line starting with the 46th of 75 planned aircraft slated to be procured by the Navy.
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F-35 program head supportive of future transition to service-led offices
The F-35 program office is already taking steps to improve the workings of its organization, its leader said Wednesday.
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Wittman to US Navy: ‘You have to say 355 is the number’
The chairman of the House Seapower subcommittee said Wednesday the Navy needs to do a better job of explaining to the public the need for a 355-ship fleet.
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Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
-
Navy’s personnel and training modernization gaining steam
The Navy will soon incorporate technology that lets sailors negotiate new orders using a smartphone.
-
Major players pitch solutions for Navy’s next training helicopter
As the Navy nears a competition for a new rotary-wing trainer, several companies are coming out with ready-to-go solutions.
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Navy admirals worried struggling shipyards may impede efforts to increase fleet
The Navy wants 355 ships, but first it needs stable shipyards.
-
This gun shoots drones out of the sky
There’s also a version of the drone-killer device that is attachable to an assault rifle.
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DARPA official: To build trust in AI, machines must explain themselves
A DARPA official described the the inexplicable algorithms powering artificial intelligence as a strain on human-machine relationships.
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Marines bringing cyber to the fight, commander says
The Marine Corps is experimenting with how it adds cyber warriors at the tactical edge, to be better prepared for a modern fight, according to the chief of Marine Forces Cyberspace Command.
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Northrop to begin cutting in aerial refueling capability in E-2D Advanced Hawkeye production this year
Northrop will start cutting in modifications to the production line starting with the 46th of 75 planned aircraft slated to be procured by the Navy.
-
F-35 program head supportive of future transition to service-led offices
The F-35 program office is already taking steps to improve the workings of its organization, its leader said Wednesday.
-
Wittman to US Navy: ‘You have to say 355 is the number’
The chairman of the House Seapower subcommittee said Wednesday the Navy needs to do a better job of explaining to the public the need for a 355-ship fleet.
-
Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
-
Navy’s personnel and training modernization gaining steam
The Navy will soon incorporate technology that lets sailors negotiate new orders using a smartphone.
-
Major players pitch solutions for Navy’s next training helicopter
As the Navy nears a competition for a new rotary-wing trainer, several companies are coming out with ready-to-go solutions.
-
Navy admirals worried struggling shipyards may impede efforts to increase fleet
The Navy wants 355 ships, but first it needs stable shipyards.
-
This gun shoots drones out of the sky
There’s also a version of the drone-killer device that is attachable to an assault rifle.
-
DARPA official: To build trust in AI, machines must explain themselves
A DARPA official described the the inexplicable algorithms powering artificial intelligence as a strain on human-machine relationships.
-
Marines bringing cyber to the fight, commander says
The Marine Corps is experimenting with how it adds cyber warriors at the tactical edge, to be better prepared for a modern fight, according to the chief of Marine Forces Cyberspace Command.
