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Lawmakers worried Navy’s ongoing sub spending hasn’t fixed fleet woes
A new spending request would raise submarine industrial base investments to $8.7 billion. The fleet is still set to shrink, worrying some lawmakers.
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US State Dept. clears UK’s $1B purchase of Joint Air-to-Ground Missile
The UK is one step closer to adding Joint Air-to-Ground Missiles to its weapons inventory.
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Navy aims to hasten remaining Columbia sub work in case of test delays
To hedge against first-in-class test delays, the Navy wants to build back a schedule buffer for the District of Columbia.
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US, South Korea conduct anti-submarine warfare exercise near Guam
The Silent Shark exercise comes as the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan completed a port visit to Busan this month.
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Philippines rethinks military modernization plan after China clashes
Lawmakers have relayed support in passing supplemental budgets for intelligence and materiel acquisitions related to South China Sea operations.
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Australia makes decision on Chinese firm’s lease of critical port
The U.S. is concerned that foreign control could be used to spy on its military forces.
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US, Philippines wrap up naval drill amid clashes in South China Sea
The exercise took place amid ongoing tension in the South China Sea, with resupply operations stoking diplomatic spats between the Philippines and China.
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Senators push Biden to release submarine costs for AUKUS
The cost estimates are critical to a debate that has delayed key congressional authorizations needed to advance AUKUS.
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Dutch navy starts retiring submarines, but successor still unknown
The lead vessel of the Walrus class was decommissioned after 31 years of service and will be used for parts.
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Lawmakers worried Navy’s ongoing sub spending hasn’t fixed fleet woes
A new spending request would raise submarine industrial base investments to $8.7 billion. The fleet is still set to shrink, worrying some lawmakers.
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US State Dept. clears UK’s $1B purchase of Joint Air-to-Ground Missile
The UK is one step closer to adding Joint Air-to-Ground Missiles to its weapons inventory.
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Navy aims to hasten remaining Columbia sub work in case of test delays
To hedge against first-in-class test delays, the Navy wants to build back a schedule buffer for the District of Columbia.
-
US, South Korea conduct anti-submarine warfare exercise near Guam
The Silent Shark exercise comes as the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan completed a port visit to Busan this month.
-
Philippines rethinks military modernization plan after China clashes
Lawmakers have relayed support in passing supplemental budgets for intelligence and materiel acquisitions related to South China Sea operations.
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Australia makes decision on Chinese firm’s lease of critical port
The U.S. is concerned that foreign control could be used to spy on its military forces.
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US, Philippines wrap up naval drill amid clashes in South China Sea
The exercise took place amid ongoing tension in the South China Sea, with resupply operations stoking diplomatic spats between the Philippines and China.
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Senators push Biden to release submarine costs for AUKUS
The cost estimates are critical to a debate that has delayed key congressional authorizations needed to advance AUKUS.
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Dutch navy starts retiring submarines, but successor still unknown
The lead vessel of the Walrus class was decommissioned after 31 years of service and will be used for parts.
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Lawmakers worried Navy’s ongoing sub spending hasn’t fixed fleet woes
A new spending request would raise submarine industrial base investments to $8.7 billion. The fleet is still set to shrink, worrying some lawmakers.
-
US State Dept. clears UK’s $1B purchase of Joint Air-to-Ground Missile
The UK is one step closer to adding Joint Air-to-Ground Missiles to its weapons inventory.
-
Navy aims to hasten remaining Columbia sub work in case of test delays
To hedge against first-in-class test delays, the Navy wants to build back a schedule buffer for the District of Columbia.
-
US, South Korea conduct anti-submarine warfare exercise near Guam
The Silent Shark exercise comes as the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan completed a port visit to Busan this month.
-
Philippines rethinks military modernization plan after China clashes
Lawmakers have relayed support in passing supplemental budgets for intelligence and materiel acquisitions related to South China Sea operations.
-
Australia makes decision on Chinese firm’s lease of critical port
The U.S. is concerned that foreign control could be used to spy on its military forces.
-
US, Philippines wrap up naval drill amid clashes in South China Sea
The exercise took place amid ongoing tension in the South China Sea, with resupply operations stoking diplomatic spats between the Philippines and China.
-
Senators push Biden to release submarine costs for AUKUS
The cost estimates are critical to a debate that has delayed key congressional authorizations needed to advance AUKUS.
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Dutch navy starts retiring submarines, but successor still unknown
The lead vessel of the Walrus class was decommissioned after 31 years of service and will be used for parts.
