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In the wake of tragedy, the US surface fleet is all in on simulators
After the tragic summer of 2017, the U.S. Navy’s surface force has pushed simulators into the fleet.
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Will improved relations with Qatar lead to more military cooperation?
With signs that diplomatic relations are improving between Qatar and its neighbors, regional analysts are wondering if joint military cooperation between the al-Ula signatories is next.
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US Navy’s No. 2 civilian claims leadership shouldn’t be blamed for old failures. Some disagree.
The Navy’s acting No. 2 civilian doesn’t like taking the heat for past administrations.
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Pentagon’s weapons tester gives update on Navy’s new long-range anti-ship missile
The U.S. Navy’s new Long Range Anti-Ship Missile needs more realistic testing, the Pentagon’s weapons tester said in a new report.
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Do the earliest Arleigh Burke-class destroyers still have legs? The US Navy thinks so.
The U.S. Navy is looking for creative ways to keep the Flight I Arleigh Burke-class destroyers in the fleet for as long as possible.
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For the US Navy, the future of shipbuilding (and warfare) is in the power plant
The U.S. Navy will need to solve a complicated challenge around electrical power in its new large surface combatant.
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Iran holds missile drill with two new warships
The Makran, a logistics ship that supports combat ships in the fleet, can travel for nearly three years without docking and carries information collection and processing gear.
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SWO boss: ‘Many challenges remain’ in fixing surface fleet’s manning problems
The effect of such manning shortages became apparent following two ship collisions that killed 17 sailors in 2017.
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Here’s the latest on the US Navy’s new Constellation-class frigate
As the Navy gets closer to beginning construction on the lead ship, USS Constellation, more details are coming into focus.
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Cyprus, UAE sign first military cooperation agreement
The agreement foresees the holding of joint military maneuvers, training programs and consultations on expanding operational cooperation.
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In the wake of tragedy, the US surface fleet is all in on simulators
After the tragic summer of 2017, the U.S. Navy’s surface force has pushed simulators into the fleet.
-
Will improved relations with Qatar lead to more military cooperation?
With signs that diplomatic relations are improving between Qatar and its neighbors, regional analysts are wondering if joint military cooperation between the al-Ula signatories is next.
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US Navy’s No. 2 civilian claims leadership shouldn’t be blamed for old failures. Some disagree.
The Navy’s acting No. 2 civilian doesn’t like taking the heat for past administrations.
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Pentagon’s weapons tester gives update on Navy’s new long-range anti-ship missile
The U.S. Navy’s new Long Range Anti-Ship Missile needs more realistic testing, the Pentagon’s weapons tester said in a new report.
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Do the earliest Arleigh Burke-class destroyers still have legs? The US Navy thinks so.
The U.S. Navy is looking for creative ways to keep the Flight I Arleigh Burke-class destroyers in the fleet for as long as possible.
-
For the US Navy, the future of shipbuilding (and warfare) is in the power plant
The U.S. Navy will need to solve a complicated challenge around electrical power in its new large surface combatant.
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Iran holds missile drill with two new warships
The Makran, a logistics ship that supports combat ships in the fleet, can travel for nearly three years without docking and carries information collection and processing gear.
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SWO boss: ‘Many challenges remain’ in fixing surface fleet’s manning problems
The effect of such manning shortages became apparent following two ship collisions that killed 17 sailors in 2017.
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Here’s the latest on the US Navy’s new Constellation-class frigate
As the Navy gets closer to beginning construction on the lead ship, USS Constellation, more details are coming into focus.
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Cyprus, UAE sign first military cooperation agreement
The agreement foresees the holding of joint military maneuvers, training programs and consultations on expanding operational cooperation.
-
In the wake of tragedy, the US surface fleet is all in on simulators
After the tragic summer of 2017, the U.S. Navy’s surface force has pushed simulators into the fleet.
-
Will improved relations with Qatar lead to more military cooperation?
With signs that diplomatic relations are improving between Qatar and its neighbors, regional analysts are wondering if joint military cooperation between the al-Ula signatories is next.
-
US Navy’s No. 2 civilian claims leadership shouldn’t be blamed for old failures. Some disagree.
The Navy’s acting No. 2 civilian doesn’t like taking the heat for past administrations.
-
Pentagon’s weapons tester gives update on Navy’s new long-range anti-ship missile
The U.S. Navy’s new Long Range Anti-Ship Missile needs more realistic testing, the Pentagon’s weapons tester said in a new report.
-
Do the earliest Arleigh Burke-class destroyers still have legs? The US Navy thinks so.
The U.S. Navy is looking for creative ways to keep the Flight I Arleigh Burke-class destroyers in the fleet for as long as possible.
-
For the US Navy, the future of shipbuilding (and warfare) is in the power plant
The U.S. Navy will need to solve a complicated challenge around electrical power in its new large surface combatant.
-
Iran holds missile drill with two new warships
The Makran, a logistics ship that supports combat ships in the fleet, can travel for nearly three years without docking and carries information collection and processing gear.
-
SWO boss: ‘Many challenges remain’ in fixing surface fleet’s manning problems
The effect of such manning shortages became apparent following two ship collisions that killed 17 sailors in 2017.
-
Here’s the latest on the US Navy’s new Constellation-class frigate
As the Navy gets closer to beginning construction on the lead ship, USS Constellation, more details are coming into focus.
-
Cyprus, UAE sign first military cooperation agreement
The agreement foresees the holding of joint military maneuvers, training programs and consultations on expanding operational cooperation.
