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Indian Navy $5 Billion MCMV Program Hits Roadblock
The program to build 12 high-tech new generation mine counter-measure vessels has run into rough weather, as Kangnam Corporation of South Korea virtually refuses to provide a performance guarantee for supervision of construction of the vessels by state-owned Goa Shipyard Ltd.
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Interview: Vice Adm. Tom Rowden, Commander, US Naval Forces
From his perch in San Diego, the commander of US Naval Forces oversees the preparation and training of all the US Navy’s surface warships.
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Major LCS Mission Package Decision Nears
A revised decision on a contractor to proceed with a major component of the US Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship anti-submarine warfare mission module could be imminent.
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Navy, GD Hit Crossroads in Destroyer Negotiations
The US Navy has or is building 75 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, considered among the most powerful surface ships ever fielded.
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Northern Triangle: US, UK and Norway’s Expanding Alliance
From P-8s to F-35s and training, the three nations are reaffirming ties.
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Pakistan Builds New Missile Boat to Protect Key Trade Routes
Pakistan has commenced construction of a new type of missile boat as part of efforts to modernize its navy to ensure security for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a trade route linking western China to the Arabian Sea via Pakistan’s deep water port of Gwadar.
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South Korea Selects Fincantieri as STX France Preferred Bidder
A South Korean court has picked Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to be the preferred bidder for STX France, with the French government keen to see naval specialist DCNS buying a minority stake of the shipyard, afternoon daily Le Monde reported Tuesday.
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Middle East Now Without a US Carrier
US carrier groups regularly relieve each other in theater, often handing off duties within sight of the other in the Arabian Gulf or Arabian Sea. But this time, no carrier is in the Eisenhower’s wake.
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Raytheon Working on Tomahawk With Seeker
More than 2,000 Tomahawk cruise missiles have been fired at live targets since 1991. In every case, the missile has been aimed at a fixed, non-moving target.
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Indian Navy $5 Billion MCMV Program Hits Roadblock
The program to build 12 high-tech new generation mine counter-measure vessels has run into rough weather, as Kangnam Corporation of South Korea virtually refuses to provide a performance guarantee for supervision of construction of the vessels by state-owned Goa Shipyard Ltd.
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Interview: Vice Adm. Tom Rowden, Commander, US Naval Forces
From his perch in San Diego, the commander of US Naval Forces oversees the preparation and training of all the US Navy’s surface warships.
-
Major LCS Mission Package Decision Nears
A revised decision on a contractor to proceed with a major component of the US Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship anti-submarine warfare mission module could be imminent.
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Navy, GD Hit Crossroads in Destroyer Negotiations
The US Navy has or is building 75 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, considered among the most powerful surface ships ever fielded.
-
Northern Triangle: US, UK and Norway’s Expanding Alliance
From P-8s to F-35s and training, the three nations are reaffirming ties.
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Pakistan Builds New Missile Boat to Protect Key Trade Routes
Pakistan has commenced construction of a new type of missile boat as part of efforts to modernize its navy to ensure security for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a trade route linking western China to the Arabian Sea via Pakistan’s deep water port of Gwadar.
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South Korea Selects Fincantieri as STX France Preferred Bidder
A South Korean court has picked Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to be the preferred bidder for STX France, with the French government keen to see naval specialist DCNS buying a minority stake of the shipyard, afternoon daily Le Monde reported Tuesday.
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Middle East Now Without a US Carrier
US carrier groups regularly relieve each other in theater, often handing off duties within sight of the other in the Arabian Gulf or Arabian Sea. But this time, no carrier is in the Eisenhower’s wake.
-
Raytheon Working on Tomahawk With Seeker
More than 2,000 Tomahawk cruise missiles have been fired at live targets since 1991. In every case, the missile has been aimed at a fixed, non-moving target.
-
Indian Navy $5 Billion MCMV Program Hits Roadblock
The program to build 12 high-tech new generation mine counter-measure vessels has run into rough weather, as Kangnam Corporation of South Korea virtually refuses to provide a performance guarantee for supervision of construction of the vessels by state-owned Goa Shipyard Ltd.
-
Interview: Vice Adm. Tom Rowden, Commander, US Naval Forces
From his perch in San Diego, the commander of US Naval Forces oversees the preparation and training of all the US Navy’s surface warships.
-
Major LCS Mission Package Decision Nears
A revised decision on a contractor to proceed with a major component of the US Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship anti-submarine warfare mission module could be imminent.
-
Navy, GD Hit Crossroads in Destroyer Negotiations
The US Navy has or is building 75 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, considered among the most powerful surface ships ever fielded.
-
Northern Triangle: US, UK and Norway’s Expanding Alliance
From P-8s to F-35s and training, the three nations are reaffirming ties.
-
Pakistan Builds New Missile Boat to Protect Key Trade Routes
Pakistan has commenced construction of a new type of missile boat as part of efforts to modernize its navy to ensure security for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, a trade route linking western China to the Arabian Sea via Pakistan’s deep water port of Gwadar.
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South Korea Selects Fincantieri as STX France Preferred Bidder
A South Korean court has picked Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri to be the preferred bidder for STX France, with the French government keen to see naval specialist DCNS buying a minority stake of the shipyard, afternoon daily Le Monde reported Tuesday.
-
Middle East Now Without a US Carrier
US carrier groups regularly relieve each other in theater, often handing off duties within sight of the other in the Arabian Gulf or Arabian Sea. But this time, no carrier is in the Eisenhower’s wake.
-
Raytheon Working on Tomahawk With Seeker
More than 2,000 Tomahawk cruise missiles have been fired at live targets since 1991. In every case, the missile has been aimed at a fixed, non-moving target.
