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Pakistan and China launch joint naval drills. Should India be concerned?
A nine-day Sino-Pakistani naval exercise commenced in Pakistan’s port of Karachi this week with the arrival of a Chinese naval task group. Find out what ships were in attendance.
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The US Navy’s surface fleet: Here’s what’s ahead in 2019
The U.S. surface fleet has a big year in store for 2019.
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Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
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Changes to LCS mission equipment coming in FY19 budget
The three LCS mission modules contain a number of weapons, sensors and unmanned systems used for missions related to surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
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Textron, US Navy are loading guns and missiles on their unmanned mine hunting boat
The 39-foot CUSV, which is developed to perform mine sweeping and countermeasures for the mine warfare package on the littoral combat ship, is getting ready to be developed further with new lethal and non-lethal payloads.
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Saab set to demo an underwater drone that pretends to be a sub
The Swedish defense firm Saab is set to demonstrate for the U.S. Navy an underwater drone that simulates a submarine, making it easier for ships and aircraft to practice anti-submarine warfare.
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Navy has no plan to introduce new ammo for Zumwalt destroyers
While the service is keeping an eye on a couple key technologies, “there is not a plan right now for a specific materiel solution,” according to the former commander of the destroyer Zumwalt.
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Lawmakers chide Navy, DoD on step back from transparency
Two lawmakers who oversee defense policy have taken aim at a yearslong walk-back of the U.S. Navy’s transparency, calling on the service to declassify ship inspection results and end an information chill.
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US Navy’s next amphibious warship to get laser weapon
Depending on the performance of the laser system, it could be onboard indefinitely, according to the program manager for LPD-17 and LX(R).
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Saab hoping to edge its radar into Navy’s future frigate program
The Navy has tapped Raytheon’s Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar as its preferred radar for the future frigate, but Swedish defense company Saab is closely watching the program to see if an opening develops for its Sea Giraffe agile multibeam radar.
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Pakistan and China launch joint naval drills. Should India be concerned?
A nine-day Sino-Pakistani naval exercise commenced in Pakistan’s port of Karachi this week with the arrival of a Chinese naval task group. Find out what ships were in attendance.
-
The US Navy’s surface fleet: Here’s what’s ahead in 2019
The U.S. surface fleet has a big year in store for 2019.
-
Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
-
Changes to LCS mission equipment coming in FY19 budget
The three LCS mission modules contain a number of weapons, sensors and unmanned systems used for missions related to surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
-
Textron, US Navy are loading guns and missiles on their unmanned mine hunting boat
The 39-foot CUSV, which is developed to perform mine sweeping and countermeasures for the mine warfare package on the littoral combat ship, is getting ready to be developed further with new lethal and non-lethal payloads.
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Saab set to demo an underwater drone that pretends to be a sub
The Swedish defense firm Saab is set to demonstrate for the U.S. Navy an underwater drone that simulates a submarine, making it easier for ships and aircraft to practice anti-submarine warfare.
-
Navy has no plan to introduce new ammo for Zumwalt destroyers
While the service is keeping an eye on a couple key technologies, “there is not a plan right now for a specific materiel solution,” according to the former commander of the destroyer Zumwalt.
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Lawmakers chide Navy, DoD on step back from transparency
Two lawmakers who oversee defense policy have taken aim at a yearslong walk-back of the U.S. Navy’s transparency, calling on the service to declassify ship inspection results and end an information chill.
-
US Navy’s next amphibious warship to get laser weapon
Depending on the performance of the laser system, it could be onboard indefinitely, according to the program manager for LPD-17 and LX(R).
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Saab hoping to edge its radar into Navy’s future frigate program
The Navy has tapped Raytheon’s Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar as its preferred radar for the future frigate, but Swedish defense company Saab is closely watching the program to see if an opening develops for its Sea Giraffe agile multibeam radar.
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Pakistan and China launch joint naval drills. Should India be concerned?
A nine-day Sino-Pakistani naval exercise commenced in Pakistan’s port of Karachi this week with the arrival of a Chinese naval task group. Find out what ships were in attendance.
-
The US Navy’s surface fleet: Here’s what’s ahead in 2019
The U.S. surface fleet has a big year in store for 2019.
-
Coast Guard to launch small drone competition
The Coast Guard wants small unmanned aerial system to provide ISR to its national security cutters for missions like drug interdiction.
-
Changes to LCS mission equipment coming in FY19 budget
The three LCS mission modules contain a number of weapons, sensors and unmanned systems used for missions related to surface warfare, mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare.
-
Textron, US Navy are loading guns and missiles on their unmanned mine hunting boat
The 39-foot CUSV, which is developed to perform mine sweeping and countermeasures for the mine warfare package on the littoral combat ship, is getting ready to be developed further with new lethal and non-lethal payloads.
-
Saab set to demo an underwater drone that pretends to be a sub
The Swedish defense firm Saab is set to demonstrate for the U.S. Navy an underwater drone that simulates a submarine, making it easier for ships and aircraft to practice anti-submarine warfare.
-
Navy has no plan to introduce new ammo for Zumwalt destroyers
While the service is keeping an eye on a couple key technologies, “there is not a plan right now for a specific materiel solution,” according to the former commander of the destroyer Zumwalt.
-
Lawmakers chide Navy, DoD on step back from transparency
Two lawmakers who oversee defense policy have taken aim at a yearslong walk-back of the U.S. Navy’s transparency, calling on the service to declassify ship inspection results and end an information chill.
-
US Navy’s next amphibious warship to get laser weapon
Depending on the performance of the laser system, it could be onboard indefinitely, according to the program manager for LPD-17 and LX(R).
-
Saab hoping to edge its radar into Navy’s future frigate program
The Navy has tapped Raytheon’s Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar as its preferred radar for the future frigate, but Swedish defense company Saab is closely watching the program to see if an opening develops for its Sea Giraffe agile multibeam radar.
