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Over-the-horizon missile competition nearing completion
The surface Navy is planning to wrap up its over-the-horizon, anti-surface missile competition in the coming months, the Pentagon’s director of Surface Warfare Division said Tuesday.
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Japan cleared to buy advanced SM-3
The weapon could be used to defense against North Korean attacks on Japan.
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Navy’s cruiser replacement won’t be a cruiser, says surface warfare chief
The U.S. Navy’s surface fleet is developing a new class of ship that will replace the cruisers — but it’s not another cruiser.
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Surface Navy boss: To fix the fleet, reduce commitments and give us more ships
The U.S. Navy’s top surface warfare officer says the military must ease the burden on the service if it’s to fix issues that came to light after a pair of collisions that took the lives of 17 sailors last summer.
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Former Navy official Sean Stackley joins L3 Technologies
Sean Stackley, the former assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development and acquisition, is heading to industry — though not with one of the mainstay naval primes as some might have predicted.
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Does the US Navy have a strategy beyond hope?
The world’s media abounds with reports of the growing military capabilities of those who would challenge the U.S. Where is the U.S. Navy in all this?
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Here are the top issues facing the US surface fleet in 2018
After a turbulent 2017, the surface Navy sails into 2018 with a mountain of challenges but also opportunities to fix long-standing issues and build for the future.
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Onboard USS Mobile Bay: Why the aging cruiser may be worth saving
Defense News embarked on the ship, facing decommissioning, officers and sailors agreed: USS Mobile Bay has plenty of life left in the tank.
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Interview: US Navy’s top surface warfare officer on collisions, LCS and warfare
The surface Navy has had a difficult year. Defense News sat down with the service’s top surface warfare officer to discuss the past year and look ahead to 2018.
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Over-the-horizon missile competition nearing completion
The surface Navy is planning to wrap up its over-the-horizon, anti-surface missile competition in the coming months, the Pentagon’s director of Surface Warfare Division said Tuesday.
-
Japan cleared to buy advanced SM-3
The weapon could be used to defense against North Korean attacks on Japan.
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Navy’s cruiser replacement won’t be a cruiser, says surface warfare chief
The U.S. Navy’s surface fleet is developing a new class of ship that will replace the cruisers — but it’s not another cruiser.
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Surface Navy boss: To fix the fleet, reduce commitments and give us more ships
The U.S. Navy’s top surface warfare officer says the military must ease the burden on the service if it’s to fix issues that came to light after a pair of collisions that took the lives of 17 sailors last summer.
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Former Navy official Sean Stackley joins L3 Technologies
Sean Stackley, the former assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development and acquisition, is heading to industry — though not with one of the mainstay naval primes as some might have predicted.
-
Does the US Navy have a strategy beyond hope?
The world’s media abounds with reports of the growing military capabilities of those who would challenge the U.S. Where is the U.S. Navy in all this?
-
Here are the top issues facing the US surface fleet in 2018
After a turbulent 2017, the surface Navy sails into 2018 with a mountain of challenges but also opportunities to fix long-standing issues and build for the future.
-
Onboard USS Mobile Bay: Why the aging cruiser may be worth saving
Defense News embarked on the ship, facing decommissioning, officers and sailors agreed: USS Mobile Bay has plenty of life left in the tank.
-
Interview: US Navy’s top surface warfare officer on collisions, LCS and warfare
The surface Navy has had a difficult year. Defense News sat down with the service’s top surface warfare officer to discuss the past year and look ahead to 2018.
-
Over-the-horizon missile competition nearing completion
The surface Navy is planning to wrap up its over-the-horizon, anti-surface missile competition in the coming months, the Pentagon’s director of Surface Warfare Division said Tuesday.
-
Japan cleared to buy advanced SM-3
The weapon could be used to defense against North Korean attacks on Japan.
-
Navy’s cruiser replacement won’t be a cruiser, says surface warfare chief
The U.S. Navy’s surface fleet is developing a new class of ship that will replace the cruisers — but it’s not another cruiser.
-
Surface Navy boss: To fix the fleet, reduce commitments and give us more ships
The U.S. Navy’s top surface warfare officer says the military must ease the burden on the service if it’s to fix issues that came to light after a pair of collisions that took the lives of 17 sailors last summer.
-
Former Navy official Sean Stackley joins L3 Technologies
Sean Stackley, the former assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development and acquisition, is heading to industry — though not with one of the mainstay naval primes as some might have predicted.
-
Does the US Navy have a strategy beyond hope?
The world’s media abounds with reports of the growing military capabilities of those who would challenge the U.S. Where is the U.S. Navy in all this?
-
Here are the top issues facing the US surface fleet in 2018
After a turbulent 2017, the surface Navy sails into 2018 with a mountain of challenges but also opportunities to fix long-standing issues and build for the future.
-
Onboard USS Mobile Bay: Why the aging cruiser may be worth saving
Defense News embarked on the ship, facing decommissioning, officers and sailors agreed: USS Mobile Bay has plenty of life left in the tank.
-
Interview: US Navy’s top surface warfare officer on collisions, LCS and warfare
The surface Navy has had a difficult year. Defense News sat down with the service’s top surface warfare officer to discuss the past year and look ahead to 2018.
