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5 things you should know about the US Navy’s plans for autonomous missile boats
Here’s everything you need to know about the Navy’s effort to field a large unmanned surface vessel, and what’s ahead in 2020.
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Finland to bolster Navy’s surface fleet with new ships, more missiles
The Finnish Navy’s $1.5 billion Squadron 2020 Program is taking shape against the backdrop of a Baltic Sea that could one day host a military conflict between Russia and NATO.
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The acting secretary of the Navy makes the case for a bigger budget
The secretary of the U.S. Navy discusses headwinds he faces and the road ahead for a 355-ship fleet.
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Does the US Navy have its robot-warship concept all wrong?
The Navy wants a fully autonomous ship for its large unmanned surface vessel, but is that the best approach?
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Pakistan and China launch joint naval drills. Should India be concerned?
A nine-day Sino-Pakistani naval exercise commenced in Pakistan’s port of Karachi this week with the arrival of a Chinese naval task group. Find out what ships were in attendance.
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Can the Pentagon tap into a soaring ‘deep tech’ ecosystem?
The U.S. government must make bigger bets on commercial deep tech companies.
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Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
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Heavy equipment out, unmanned logistics in for the US Marine commandant’s wish list
The Marine Corps needs to “go on a diet” when it comes to war-fighting equipment, its commandant says.
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Singapore to launch fighter jet training detachment on Guam
The agreement was inked after a meeting on the sidelines of the Reagan National Defense Forum, where the U.S. and Singaporean defense ministers discussed a range of issues on their countries’ bilateral defense relationship.
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Barrett, Rogers consider declassifying secretive space programs
Secretary of the U.S. Air Force Barbara Barrett says that declassifying intelligence is key to combating the growing threat to the the nation’s space capabilities, and the sooner the better.
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5 things you should know about the US Navy’s plans for autonomous missile boats
Here’s everything you need to know about the Navy’s effort to field a large unmanned surface vessel, and what’s ahead in 2020.
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Finland to bolster Navy’s surface fleet with new ships, more missiles
The Finnish Navy’s $1.5 billion Squadron 2020 Program is taking shape against the backdrop of a Baltic Sea that could one day host a military conflict between Russia and NATO.
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The acting secretary of the Navy makes the case for a bigger budget
The secretary of the U.S. Navy discusses headwinds he faces and the road ahead for a 355-ship fleet.
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Does the US Navy have its robot-warship concept all wrong?
The Navy wants a fully autonomous ship for its large unmanned surface vessel, but is that the best approach?
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Pakistan and China launch joint naval drills. Should India be concerned?
A nine-day Sino-Pakistani naval exercise commenced in Pakistan’s port of Karachi this week with the arrival of a Chinese naval task group. Find out what ships were in attendance.
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Can the Pentagon tap into a soaring ‘deep tech’ ecosystem?
The U.S. government must make bigger bets on commercial deep tech companies.
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Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
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Heavy equipment out, unmanned logistics in for the US Marine commandant’s wish list
The Marine Corps needs to “go on a diet” when it comes to war-fighting equipment, its commandant says.
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Singapore to launch fighter jet training detachment on Guam
The agreement was inked after a meeting on the sidelines of the Reagan National Defense Forum, where the U.S. and Singaporean defense ministers discussed a range of issues on their countries’ bilateral defense relationship.
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Barrett, Rogers consider declassifying secretive space programs
Secretary of the U.S. Air Force Barbara Barrett says that declassifying intelligence is key to combating the growing threat to the the nation’s space capabilities, and the sooner the better.
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5 things you should know about the US Navy’s plans for autonomous missile boats
Here’s everything you need to know about the Navy’s effort to field a large unmanned surface vessel, and what’s ahead in 2020.
-
Finland to bolster Navy’s surface fleet with new ships, more missiles
The Finnish Navy’s $1.5 billion Squadron 2020 Program is taking shape against the backdrop of a Baltic Sea that could one day host a military conflict between Russia and NATO.
-
The acting secretary of the Navy makes the case for a bigger budget
The secretary of the U.S. Navy discusses headwinds he faces and the road ahead for a 355-ship fleet.
-
Does the US Navy have its robot-warship concept all wrong?
The Navy wants a fully autonomous ship for its large unmanned surface vessel, but is that the best approach?
-
Pakistan and China launch joint naval drills. Should India be concerned?
A nine-day Sino-Pakistani naval exercise commenced in Pakistan’s port of Karachi this week with the arrival of a Chinese naval task group. Find out what ships were in attendance.
-
Can the Pentagon tap into a soaring ‘deep tech’ ecosystem?
The U.S. government must make bigger bets on commercial deep tech companies.
-
Lawmakers skeptical of Army’s plan for tactical servers
A final bill from both houses of Congress only cuts $10 million to Army server technologies after an earlier draft cut nearly $46 million.
-
Heavy equipment out, unmanned logistics in for the US Marine commandant’s wish list
The Marine Corps needs to “go on a diet” when it comes to war-fighting equipment, its commandant says.
-
Singapore to launch fighter jet training detachment on Guam
The agreement was inked after a meeting on the sidelines of the Reagan National Defense Forum, where the U.S. and Singaporean defense ministers discussed a range of issues on their countries’ bilateral defense relationship.
-
Barrett, Rogers consider declassifying secretive space programs
Secretary of the U.S. Air Force Barbara Barrett says that declassifying intelligence is key to combating the growing threat to the the nation’s space capabilities, and the sooner the better.
