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First US submarine repairs in Australia scheduled for summer
American and Australian maintainers on tender Emory S. Land will conduct maintenance on a U.S. sub in Australia next summer, an early step under AUKUS.
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Marine Corps looks at ocean glider for rapid resupply to fight China
With speeds of 180 miles per hour, the seaglider could fill a known gap in the Marines’ high-speed logistics mission in the Pacific.
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Navy launches efficiency drive in pursuit of savings
The undersecretary said a new efficiency drive will build off past ones and try to, again, find ways to cut costs through better processes and systems.
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Navy creates program office to manage nuclear carrier defuelings
A new Navy program office will manage defueling and dismantling Nimitz- and Ford-class aircraft carriers, working with government and industry entities.
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Early Ford carrier maintenance costs lower than planned, Navy says
Early Ford-class maintenance costs are lower than expected, meaning the aircraft carriers could save more than predicted compared to the Nimitz class.
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Netherlands wants to join Europe’s OCCAR joint armament project
The organization manages a portfolio of 17 projects including the A400M air lifter, the FREMM multi-mission frigate and the Eurodrone.
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US submarine production rate will not hinder AUKUS
The industrial base will be able to meet US Navy requirements and deliver boats to Australia under the tri-national pact, argues Rep. Joe Courtney.
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China, Pakistan wrap up naval drill featuring sub, high-tech destroyer
India is likely concerned about the submarine’s presence, an expert tells Defense News.
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Navy secretary convenes first cross-department shipbuilders meeting
The Navy secretary convened a meeting of major federal organizations that operate ships to discuss how they can improve the shipbuilding industry together.
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Sweden orders MBDA missiles for its Visby-class fleet
The move is part of a larger effort by Saab Kockums to upgrade the five-strong fleet of stealth corvettes.
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First US submarine repairs in Australia scheduled for summer
American and Australian maintainers on tender Emory S. Land will conduct maintenance on a U.S. sub in Australia next summer, an early step under AUKUS.
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Marine Corps looks at ocean glider for rapid resupply to fight China
With speeds of 180 miles per hour, the seaglider could fill a known gap in the Marines’ high-speed logistics mission in the Pacific.
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Navy launches efficiency drive in pursuit of savings
The undersecretary said a new efficiency drive will build off past ones and try to, again, find ways to cut costs through better processes and systems.
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Navy creates program office to manage nuclear carrier defuelings
A new Navy program office will manage defueling and dismantling Nimitz- and Ford-class aircraft carriers, working with government and industry entities.
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Early Ford carrier maintenance costs lower than planned, Navy says
Early Ford-class maintenance costs are lower than expected, meaning the aircraft carriers could save more than predicted compared to the Nimitz class.
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Netherlands wants to join Europe’s OCCAR joint armament project
The organization manages a portfolio of 17 projects including the A400M air lifter, the FREMM multi-mission frigate and the Eurodrone.
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US submarine production rate will not hinder AUKUS
The industrial base will be able to meet US Navy requirements and deliver boats to Australia under the tri-national pact, argues Rep. Joe Courtney.
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China, Pakistan wrap up naval drill featuring sub, high-tech destroyer
India is likely concerned about the submarine’s presence, an expert tells Defense News.
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Navy secretary convenes first cross-department shipbuilders meeting
The Navy secretary convened a meeting of major federal organizations that operate ships to discuss how they can improve the shipbuilding industry together.
-
Sweden orders MBDA missiles for its Visby-class fleet
The move is part of a larger effort by Saab Kockums to upgrade the five-strong fleet of stealth corvettes.
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First US submarine repairs in Australia scheduled for summer
American and Australian maintainers on tender Emory S. Land will conduct maintenance on a U.S. sub in Australia next summer, an early step under AUKUS.
-
Marine Corps looks at ocean glider for rapid resupply to fight China
With speeds of 180 miles per hour, the seaglider could fill a known gap in the Marines’ high-speed logistics mission in the Pacific.
-
Navy launches efficiency drive in pursuit of savings
The undersecretary said a new efficiency drive will build off past ones and try to, again, find ways to cut costs through better processes and systems.
-
Navy creates program office to manage nuclear carrier defuelings
A new Navy program office will manage defueling and dismantling Nimitz- and Ford-class aircraft carriers, working with government and industry entities.
-
Early Ford carrier maintenance costs lower than planned, Navy says
Early Ford-class maintenance costs are lower than expected, meaning the aircraft carriers could save more than predicted compared to the Nimitz class.
-
Netherlands wants to join Europe’s OCCAR joint armament project
The organization manages a portfolio of 17 projects including the A400M air lifter, the FREMM multi-mission frigate and the Eurodrone.
-
US submarine production rate will not hinder AUKUS
The industrial base will be able to meet US Navy requirements and deliver boats to Australia under the tri-national pact, argues Rep. Joe Courtney.
-
China, Pakistan wrap up naval drill featuring sub, high-tech destroyer
India is likely concerned about the submarine’s presence, an expert tells Defense News.
-
Navy secretary convenes first cross-department shipbuilders meeting
The Navy secretary convened a meeting of major federal organizations that operate ships to discuss how they can improve the shipbuilding industry together.
-
Sweden orders MBDA missiles for its Visby-class fleet
The move is part of a larger effort by Saab Kockums to upgrade the five-strong fleet of stealth corvettes.
