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About-face: US Army says its buying new watercraft after all
After years of talk of divestiture, the U.S. Army may be resigning itself to recapitalizing its watercraft fleet.
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Despite rising awareness of critical US sealift shortfalls, solutions are elusive
It’s unclear how the U.S. plans to stop a capacity collapse among the ships needed to transport up to 90 percent of the Army’s and Marine Corps’ equipment for a major conflict.
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Will ground-based hypersonic missiles replace aircraft carriers in the defense budget?
A debate on the future of aircraft carriers is roiling the U.S. Department of Defense, and it is increasingly spilling out into the open.
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Here’s every ship activated for TRANSCOM’s massive sealift surge, and what they do
Here’s your complete guide to the ships activated by U.S. Transportation Command in its largest-ever simultaneous surge of sealift ships.
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The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
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US military triggers ‘turbo activation’ of wartime sealift ships
A massive surge of U.S. sealift ships began Sept. 16, a critical test of the military’s ability to move heavy equipment in wartime. After all, Russia and China don’t have to fear the U.S. military if it can’t get to the fight.
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US Navy deploys new ship-killer missile to China’s backyard
It’s the latest sign that the U.S. Navy is gradually upping its game in the Pacific.
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US Navy’s top officer sounds off on his way out the door
Former Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson talks Europe, the South China Sea, the submarine industrial base and more in this exit interview with Defense News.
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Navy’s new top officer vows to ‘think differently’
Adm. Mike Gilday takes the rudder of America’s sea service.
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Despite record budgets, the US Navy is short hundreds of millions for maintenance
The U.S. Navy is short hundreds of millions of dollars for ship depot maintenance this year and is already looking at just shy of $1 billion in unfunded maintenance in 2020.
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About-face: US Army says its buying new watercraft after all
After years of talk of divestiture, the U.S. Army may be resigning itself to recapitalizing its watercraft fleet.
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Despite rising awareness of critical US sealift shortfalls, solutions are elusive
It’s unclear how the U.S. plans to stop a capacity collapse among the ships needed to transport up to 90 percent of the Army’s and Marine Corps’ equipment for a major conflict.
-
Will ground-based hypersonic missiles replace aircraft carriers in the defense budget?
A debate on the future of aircraft carriers is roiling the U.S. Department of Defense, and it is increasingly spilling out into the open.
-
Here’s every ship activated for TRANSCOM’s massive sealift surge, and what they do
Here’s your complete guide to the ships activated by U.S. Transportation Command in its largest-ever simultaneous surge of sealift ships.
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The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
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US military triggers ‘turbo activation’ of wartime sealift ships
A massive surge of U.S. sealift ships began Sept. 16, a critical test of the military’s ability to move heavy equipment in wartime. After all, Russia and China don’t have to fear the U.S. military if it can’t get to the fight.
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US Navy deploys new ship-killer missile to China’s backyard
It’s the latest sign that the U.S. Navy is gradually upping its game in the Pacific.
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US Navy’s top officer sounds off on his way out the door
Former Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson talks Europe, the South China Sea, the submarine industrial base and more in this exit interview with Defense News.
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Navy’s new top officer vows to ‘think differently’
Adm. Mike Gilday takes the rudder of America’s sea service.
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Despite record budgets, the US Navy is short hundreds of millions for maintenance
The U.S. Navy is short hundreds of millions of dollars for ship depot maintenance this year and is already looking at just shy of $1 billion in unfunded maintenance in 2020.
-
About-face: US Army says its buying new watercraft after all
After years of talk of divestiture, the U.S. Army may be resigning itself to recapitalizing its watercraft fleet.
-
Despite rising awareness of critical US sealift shortfalls, solutions are elusive
It’s unclear how the U.S. plans to stop a capacity collapse among the ships needed to transport up to 90 percent of the Army’s and Marine Corps’ equipment for a major conflict.
-
Will ground-based hypersonic missiles replace aircraft carriers in the defense budget?
A debate on the future of aircraft carriers is roiling the U.S. Department of Defense, and it is increasingly spilling out into the open.
-
Here’s every ship activated for TRANSCOM’s massive sealift surge, and what they do
Here’s your complete guide to the ships activated by U.S. Transportation Command in its largest-ever simultaneous surge of sealift ships.
-
The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
-
US military triggers ‘turbo activation’ of wartime sealift ships
A massive surge of U.S. sealift ships began Sept. 16, a critical test of the military’s ability to move heavy equipment in wartime. After all, Russia and China don’t have to fear the U.S. military if it can’t get to the fight.
-
US Navy deploys new ship-killer missile to China’s backyard
It’s the latest sign that the U.S. Navy is gradually upping its game in the Pacific.
-
US Navy’s top officer sounds off on his way out the door
Former Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson talks Europe, the South China Sea, the submarine industrial base and more in this exit interview with Defense News.
-
Navy’s new top officer vows to ‘think differently’
Adm. Mike Gilday takes the rudder of America’s sea service.
-
Despite record budgets, the US Navy is short hundreds of millions for maintenance
The U.S. Navy is short hundreds of millions of dollars for ship depot maintenance this year and is already looking at just shy of $1 billion in unfunded maintenance in 2020.
