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Interview: Vice Adm. Phillip Sawyer, head of 7th Fleet, on righting the ship
A fleet commander’s job is not an easy one. But Vice Adm. Phillip Sawyer came into his job as 7th Fleet commander in a position that few officers in Navy history have faced. He sat down with Defense News in Japan.
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With all focus for the surface fleet on readiness, what gets sidelined?
The U.S. surface fleet is setting its sights on restoring readiness, an effort led by a new boss who is laser-focused on a force that was twice battered in 2017 by deadly collisions in the Pacific.
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How stealthy is Boeing’s new Super Hornet?
President Donald Trump promised the “latest and greatest” stealth tech. It’s more like “the most sensible and low risk.”
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The Navy’s broken ships of 2017 are coming back to life; here’s how its going
Accidents in Japan reduced by a quarter the number of usable cruisers and destroyers in Yokosuka and left two of the seven Yokosuka ships the Navy considers BMD capable —Fitzgerald and McCain — out of the rotation.
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As Arctic waters open, nations plant their flags
The Arctic panel at the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space exposition comes at a time when the sea ice on top of the world continues to retreat, presenting billions of dollars in new economic potential that is surfacing alongside new environmental and security challenges.
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Boeing Super Hornet program gets second life through future sales and upgrades
After years of uncertainty, Boeing now has almost a decade of Super Hornet production to look forward to.
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Office of Naval Research launches program to speed up innovation
The program will help delivery new technologies to Navy and Marine Corps warfighters to respond to adversaries’ dramatic technological gains.
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Interview: Randy Forbes
Randy Forbes on the 2017 defense budget markup that adds more than $2.6 billion to Navy shipbuilding
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Interview: Vice Adm. Phillip Sawyer, head of 7th Fleet, on righting the ship
A fleet commander’s job is not an easy one. But Vice Adm. Phillip Sawyer came into his job as 7th Fleet commander in a position that few officers in Navy history have faced. He sat down with Defense News in Japan.
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With all focus for the surface fleet on readiness, what gets sidelined?
The U.S. surface fleet is setting its sights on restoring readiness, an effort led by a new boss who is laser-focused on a force that was twice battered in 2017 by deadly collisions in the Pacific.
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How stealthy is Boeing’s new Super Hornet?
President Donald Trump promised the “latest and greatest” stealth tech. It’s more like “the most sensible and low risk.”
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The Navy’s broken ships of 2017 are coming back to life; here’s how its going
Accidents in Japan reduced by a quarter the number of usable cruisers and destroyers in Yokosuka and left two of the seven Yokosuka ships the Navy considers BMD capable —Fitzgerald and McCain — out of the rotation.
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As Arctic waters open, nations plant their flags
The Arctic panel at the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space exposition comes at a time when the sea ice on top of the world continues to retreat, presenting billions of dollars in new economic potential that is surfacing alongside new environmental and security challenges.
-
Boeing Super Hornet program gets second life through future sales and upgrades
After years of uncertainty, Boeing now has almost a decade of Super Hornet production to look forward to.
-
Office of Naval Research launches program to speed up innovation
The program will help delivery new technologies to Navy and Marine Corps warfighters to respond to adversaries’ dramatic technological gains.
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Interview: Randy Forbes
Randy Forbes on the 2017 defense budget markup that adds more than $2.6 billion to Navy shipbuilding
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Interview: Vice Adm. Phillip Sawyer, head of 7th Fleet, on righting the ship
A fleet commander’s job is not an easy one. But Vice Adm. Phillip Sawyer came into his job as 7th Fleet commander in a position that few officers in Navy history have faced. He sat down with Defense News in Japan.
-
With all focus for the surface fleet on readiness, what gets sidelined?
The U.S. surface fleet is setting its sights on restoring readiness, an effort led by a new boss who is laser-focused on a force that was twice battered in 2017 by deadly collisions in the Pacific.
-
How stealthy is Boeing’s new Super Hornet?
President Donald Trump promised the “latest and greatest” stealth tech. It’s more like “the most sensible and low risk.”
-
The Navy’s broken ships of 2017 are coming back to life; here’s how its going
Accidents in Japan reduced by a quarter the number of usable cruisers and destroyers in Yokosuka and left two of the seven Yokosuka ships the Navy considers BMD capable —Fitzgerald and McCain — out of the rotation.
-
As Arctic waters open, nations plant their flags
The Arctic panel at the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space exposition comes at a time when the sea ice on top of the world continues to retreat, presenting billions of dollars in new economic potential that is surfacing alongside new environmental and security challenges.
-
Boeing Super Hornet program gets second life through future sales and upgrades
After years of uncertainty, Boeing now has almost a decade of Super Hornet production to look forward to.
-
Office of Naval Research launches program to speed up innovation
The program will help delivery new technologies to Navy and Marine Corps warfighters to respond to adversaries’ dramatic technological gains.
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Interview: Randy Forbes
Randy Forbes on the 2017 defense budget markup that adds more than $2.6 billion to Navy shipbuilding
