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Sailors on board carrier Theodore Roosevelt test positive for COVID-19
The Navy has documented its first cases of COVID-19 underway, the Navy announced Tuesday.
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With Iran tensions high, a US military command pushes a dubious carrier strategy
U.S. Central Command is doubling down on a carrier strategy of questionable value and crippling consequences for Navy readiness.
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Navy Exchanges implement restrictions amid Coronavirus outbreak
The Navy Exchange is making changes to help combat the spread of the coronavirus.
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With coronavirus on the loose, US shipyards make adjustments but keep building
As the new coronavirus rocks the country, the shipbuilding industry is keeping the wrenches turning.
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Destroyers left behind: US Navy cancels plans to extend service lives of its workhorse DDGs
The Navy is killing a plan to add 10 years to the hull life of its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
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Push to base six US Navy destroyers in Spain could be gaining steam
Will the U.S. Navy support putting two extra destroyers in Rota, Spain?
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Trump called for a 350-ship fleet, but his budget falls short of even Obama-era goals
President Trump’s ambitions of a much larger fleet aren’t reflected in his budget proposals, according to five years of budget documents.
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Here’s $5.4 billion of stuff the US Navy says it wants but didn’t fit in its FY21 budget request
Here’s the Navy’s laundry list of stuff it wants in 2021 but says it couldn’t fit into its FY21 ask.
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The US Navy’s budget looks headed for the congressional shredder
Lawmakers from both parties are lining up to protest cuts to shipbuilding.
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Pentagon seeks to cut F-35s, other equipment to pay for Trump’s border wall
The department would reprogram $3.8 billion in fiscal year 2020 funds, largely from procurement accounts.
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Sailors on board carrier Theodore Roosevelt test positive for COVID-19
The Navy has documented its first cases of COVID-19 underway, the Navy announced Tuesday.
-
With Iran tensions high, a US military command pushes a dubious carrier strategy
U.S. Central Command is doubling down on a carrier strategy of questionable value and crippling consequences for Navy readiness.
-
Navy Exchanges implement restrictions amid Coronavirus outbreak
The Navy Exchange is making changes to help combat the spread of the coronavirus.
-
With coronavirus on the loose, US shipyards make adjustments but keep building
As the new coronavirus rocks the country, the shipbuilding industry is keeping the wrenches turning.
-
Destroyers left behind: US Navy cancels plans to extend service lives of its workhorse DDGs
The Navy is killing a plan to add 10 years to the hull life of its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
-
Push to base six US Navy destroyers in Spain could be gaining steam
Will the U.S. Navy support putting two extra destroyers in Rota, Spain?
-
Trump called for a 350-ship fleet, but his budget falls short of even Obama-era goals
President Trump’s ambitions of a much larger fleet aren’t reflected in his budget proposals, according to five years of budget documents.
-
Here’s $5.4 billion of stuff the US Navy says it wants but didn’t fit in its FY21 budget request
Here’s the Navy’s laundry list of stuff it wants in 2021 but says it couldn’t fit into its FY21 ask.
-
The US Navy’s budget looks headed for the congressional shredder
Lawmakers from both parties are lining up to protest cuts to shipbuilding.
-
Pentagon seeks to cut F-35s, other equipment to pay for Trump’s border wall
The department would reprogram $3.8 billion in fiscal year 2020 funds, largely from procurement accounts.
-
Sailors on board carrier Theodore Roosevelt test positive for COVID-19
The Navy has documented its first cases of COVID-19 underway, the Navy announced Tuesday.
-
With Iran tensions high, a US military command pushes a dubious carrier strategy
U.S. Central Command is doubling down on a carrier strategy of questionable value and crippling consequences for Navy readiness.
-
Navy Exchanges implement restrictions amid Coronavirus outbreak
The Navy Exchange is making changes to help combat the spread of the coronavirus.
-
With coronavirus on the loose, US shipyards make adjustments but keep building
As the new coronavirus rocks the country, the shipbuilding industry is keeping the wrenches turning.
-
Destroyers left behind: US Navy cancels plans to extend service lives of its workhorse DDGs
The Navy is killing a plan to add 10 years to the hull life of its Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
-
Push to base six US Navy destroyers in Spain could be gaining steam
Will the U.S. Navy support putting two extra destroyers in Rota, Spain?
-
Trump called for a 350-ship fleet, but his budget falls short of even Obama-era goals
President Trump’s ambitions of a much larger fleet aren’t reflected in his budget proposals, according to five years of budget documents.
-
Here’s $5.4 billion of stuff the US Navy says it wants but didn’t fit in its FY21 budget request
Here’s the Navy’s laundry list of stuff it wants in 2021 but says it couldn’t fit into its FY21 ask.
-
The US Navy’s budget looks headed for the congressional shredder
Lawmakers from both parties are lining up to protest cuts to shipbuilding.
-
Pentagon seeks to cut F-35s, other equipment to pay for Trump’s border wall
The department would reprogram $3.8 billion in fiscal year 2020 funds, largely from procurement accounts.
