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Early report blames confused watchstanders, possible design flaws for Norway’s sunken frigate
Norwegian investigators have released a preliminary report about a collision involving the frigate Helge Ingstad.
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The Sea of Azov won’t become the new South China Sea (and Russia knows it)
Whereas China’s claims of maritime rights over most of the South China Sea have been rejected by an international tribunal, Russia’s rights in the Kerch Strait are well-defined.
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US Navy steps up training standards following fatal McCain, Fitzgerald collisions
What if the U.S. Navy has forgotten how to drive its ships?
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Will looming budget cuts bust up the Navy’s plans for an enormous fleet?
The Navy has been spoiled by an embarrassment of riches the last three budget cycles, but President Trump has signaled he plans to flip on the lights, cut the music and put an end the party. What will that mean for the 2020 budget?
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US Army warns of crippling sealift shortfalls during wartime
The U.S. Army is troubled by a looming sealift shortfall that will create “unacceptable risk in force projection” within the next five years if the Navy doesn’t act quickly.
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With Russia in its crosshairs, Canada moves to buy a sub hunter
Canada’s selection of an as-yet unproven ship that is a purpose-built sub hunter could be a sign that the nation is willing to accept the cost and schedule growth risks because of the strategic threat Russia poses.
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Moveover, 355-ship Navy: New report calls for an even larger fleet
The study calls for a force 40 percent larger than today’s.
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The US Navy’s new ship-killer missile slated to make its fleet debut much sooner than expected
With the first major deployments of littoral combat ships in years planned for 2019, the surface Navy is in a full-court press to accelerate its integrate the new missile on the platform.
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The US Navy will have to pony up and race the clock to avoid a sealift capacity collapse
The U.S. Defense Department is pouring money into making the force more lethal, but by the end of the 2020s it will face the prospect of cascading down a sealift capacity cliff.
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The Navy sends a carrier back to Russia’s Arctic haunts
The aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman’s arrival in the Norwegian Sea Friday marks the first time in nearly 30 years that a U.S. carrier has operated there.
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Early report blames confused watchstanders, possible design flaws for Norway’s sunken frigate
Norwegian investigators have released a preliminary report about a collision involving the frigate Helge Ingstad.
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The Sea of Azov won’t become the new South China Sea (and Russia knows it)
Whereas China’s claims of maritime rights over most of the South China Sea have been rejected by an international tribunal, Russia’s rights in the Kerch Strait are well-defined.
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US Navy steps up training standards following fatal McCain, Fitzgerald collisions
What if the U.S. Navy has forgotten how to drive its ships?
-
Will looming budget cuts bust up the Navy’s plans for an enormous fleet?
The Navy has been spoiled by an embarrassment of riches the last three budget cycles, but President Trump has signaled he plans to flip on the lights, cut the music and put an end the party. What will that mean for the 2020 budget?
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US Army warns of crippling sealift shortfalls during wartime
The U.S. Army is troubled by a looming sealift shortfall that will create “unacceptable risk in force projection” within the next five years if the Navy doesn’t act quickly.
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With Russia in its crosshairs, Canada moves to buy a sub hunter
Canada’s selection of an as-yet unproven ship that is a purpose-built sub hunter could be a sign that the nation is willing to accept the cost and schedule growth risks because of the strategic threat Russia poses.
-
Moveover, 355-ship Navy: New report calls for an even larger fleet
The study calls for a force 40 percent larger than today’s.
-
The US Navy’s new ship-killer missile slated to make its fleet debut much sooner than expected
With the first major deployments of littoral combat ships in years planned for 2019, the surface Navy is in a full-court press to accelerate its integrate the new missile on the platform.
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The US Navy will have to pony up and race the clock to avoid a sealift capacity collapse
The U.S. Defense Department is pouring money into making the force more lethal, but by the end of the 2020s it will face the prospect of cascading down a sealift capacity cliff.
-
The Navy sends a carrier back to Russia’s Arctic haunts
The aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman’s arrival in the Norwegian Sea Friday marks the first time in nearly 30 years that a U.S. carrier has operated there.
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Early report blames confused watchstanders, possible design flaws for Norway’s sunken frigate
Norwegian investigators have released a preliminary report about a collision involving the frigate Helge Ingstad.
-
The Sea of Azov won’t become the new South China Sea (and Russia knows it)
Whereas China’s claims of maritime rights over most of the South China Sea have been rejected by an international tribunal, Russia’s rights in the Kerch Strait are well-defined.
-
US Navy steps up training standards following fatal McCain, Fitzgerald collisions
What if the U.S. Navy has forgotten how to drive its ships?
-
Will looming budget cuts bust up the Navy’s plans for an enormous fleet?
The Navy has been spoiled by an embarrassment of riches the last three budget cycles, but President Trump has signaled he plans to flip on the lights, cut the music and put an end the party. What will that mean for the 2020 budget?
-
US Army warns of crippling sealift shortfalls during wartime
The U.S. Army is troubled by a looming sealift shortfall that will create “unacceptable risk in force projection” within the next five years if the Navy doesn’t act quickly.
-
With Russia in its crosshairs, Canada moves to buy a sub hunter
Canada’s selection of an as-yet unproven ship that is a purpose-built sub hunter could be a sign that the nation is willing to accept the cost and schedule growth risks because of the strategic threat Russia poses.
-
Moveover, 355-ship Navy: New report calls for an even larger fleet
The study calls for a force 40 percent larger than today’s.
-
The US Navy’s new ship-killer missile slated to make its fleet debut much sooner than expected
With the first major deployments of littoral combat ships in years planned for 2019, the surface Navy is in a full-court press to accelerate its integrate the new missile on the platform.
-
The US Navy will have to pony up and race the clock to avoid a sealift capacity collapse
The U.S. Defense Department is pouring money into making the force more lethal, but by the end of the 2020s it will face the prospect of cascading down a sealift capacity cliff.
-
The Navy sends a carrier back to Russia’s Arctic haunts
The aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman’s arrival in the Norwegian Sea Friday marks the first time in nearly 30 years that a U.S. carrier has operated there.
