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Weaponization of unmanned Fire Scout helicopter ‘on hiatus’ until 2023
The Navy doesn’t want to weaponize MQ-8C until it finalizes which weapons the littoral combat ship will ultimately carry with it to sea.
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The Navy, once again, soft-pedals its own 355 ship-count assessment
The size of the fleet is not the most important metric of sea power, an admiral said.
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Sri Lanka cedes major port to China, fueling tensions
Why has Sri Lanka, an island nation in the Indian Ocean the size of West Virginia, become another flashpoint in regional naval competition.
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Marine Corps nearing contract award for new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps wrapped up operational tests of Amphibious Combat Vehicle prototypes last week in California and heads into a decision on whether BAE Systems or SAIC will build the service’s new ACV expected in mid-June.
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From record cocaine seizures to hybrid war, Coast Guard missions on the rise
The Coast Guard mission is growing as the world rapidly evolves.
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Lockheed announces industry partners on Navy’s MQ-25 tanker drone offering
General Electric, United Technologies Corp. and Triumph Aerostructures will produce parts for Lockheed’s tanker drone, should it get a contract this summer.
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Future plans emerge for Navy’s Triton surveillance drones
The Navy may not have full orbits of the MQ-4C Triton ISR platform until 2021.
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Orbital ATK tests partially 3D printed warhead for hypersonic weapons
Orbital ATK tested a partially 3D printed warhead that it built in 60 days meant for hypersonic applications on a test range in Burnet, Texas, on March 29.
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Flush with cash, the Navy bores in on aviation readiness amid a crisis
While the surface fleet’s problems became national news and international news, aviation was instead in a kind of quiet crisis: still able to put working jets and trained pilots on carriers all over the world but eroding badly everywhere else.
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Finland nears decision on sea-based weapons
Finland could select who will provide the weapons on its new Corvettes in the coming months.
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Weaponization of unmanned Fire Scout helicopter ‘on hiatus’ until 2023
The Navy doesn’t want to weaponize MQ-8C until it finalizes which weapons the littoral combat ship will ultimately carry with it to sea.
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The Navy, once again, soft-pedals its own 355 ship-count assessment
The size of the fleet is not the most important metric of sea power, an admiral said.
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Sri Lanka cedes major port to China, fueling tensions
Why has Sri Lanka, an island nation in the Indian Ocean the size of West Virginia, become another flashpoint in regional naval competition.
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Marine Corps nearing contract award for new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps wrapped up operational tests of Amphibious Combat Vehicle prototypes last week in California and heads into a decision on whether BAE Systems or SAIC will build the service’s new ACV expected in mid-June.
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From record cocaine seizures to hybrid war, Coast Guard missions on the rise
The Coast Guard mission is growing as the world rapidly evolves.
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Lockheed announces industry partners on Navy’s MQ-25 tanker drone offering
General Electric, United Technologies Corp. and Triumph Aerostructures will produce parts for Lockheed’s tanker drone, should it get a contract this summer.
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Future plans emerge for Navy’s Triton surveillance drones
The Navy may not have full orbits of the MQ-4C Triton ISR platform until 2021.
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Orbital ATK tests partially 3D printed warhead for hypersonic weapons
Orbital ATK tested a partially 3D printed warhead that it built in 60 days meant for hypersonic applications on a test range in Burnet, Texas, on March 29.
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Flush with cash, the Navy bores in on aviation readiness amid a crisis
While the surface fleet’s problems became national news and international news, aviation was instead in a kind of quiet crisis: still able to put working jets and trained pilots on carriers all over the world but eroding badly everywhere else.
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Finland nears decision on sea-based weapons
Finland could select who will provide the weapons on its new Corvettes in the coming months.
-
Weaponization of unmanned Fire Scout helicopter ‘on hiatus’ until 2023
The Navy doesn’t want to weaponize MQ-8C until it finalizes which weapons the littoral combat ship will ultimately carry with it to sea.
-
The Navy, once again, soft-pedals its own 355 ship-count assessment
The size of the fleet is not the most important metric of sea power, an admiral said.
-
Sri Lanka cedes major port to China, fueling tensions
Why has Sri Lanka, an island nation in the Indian Ocean the size of West Virginia, become another flashpoint in regional naval competition.
-
Marine Corps nearing contract award for new amphibious combat vehicle
The Marine Corps wrapped up operational tests of Amphibious Combat Vehicle prototypes last week in California and heads into a decision on whether BAE Systems or SAIC will build the service’s new ACV expected in mid-June.
-
From record cocaine seizures to hybrid war, Coast Guard missions on the rise
The Coast Guard mission is growing as the world rapidly evolves.
-
Lockheed announces industry partners on Navy’s MQ-25 tanker drone offering
General Electric, United Technologies Corp. and Triumph Aerostructures will produce parts for Lockheed’s tanker drone, should it get a contract this summer.
-
Future plans emerge for Navy’s Triton surveillance drones
The Navy may not have full orbits of the MQ-4C Triton ISR platform until 2021.
-
Orbital ATK tests partially 3D printed warhead for hypersonic weapons
Orbital ATK tested a partially 3D printed warhead that it built in 60 days meant for hypersonic applications on a test range in Burnet, Texas, on March 29.
-
Flush with cash, the Navy bores in on aviation readiness amid a crisis
While the surface fleet’s problems became national news and international news, aviation was instead in a kind of quiet crisis: still able to put working jets and trained pilots on carriers all over the world but eroding badly everywhere else.
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Finland nears decision on sea-based weapons
Finland could select who will provide the weapons on its new Corvettes in the coming months.
