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The littoral combat ship program again draws White House ire
The White House wants the Navy to get to FFG(X) as soon as possible.
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The US Navy’s fight to fix its worn-out Super Hornet fleet is making way
Almost half of the Navy’s 546 Super Hornets are considered “mission capable,” a sign that the readiness investments made in the Mattis era are starting to bear fruit.
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US Navy supercarrier John C. Stennis is headed for a complex overhaul
The U.S. Navy just took the first step toward getting Stennis into its yearslong overhaul and refueling.
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US Navy’s focus on rapid acquisition is opening up opportunities for Europe
The U.S. Navy intends to get much bigger, and that has meant new openings for European companies in the U.S. defense market.
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The US Navy’s top acquisition priority stumbles out of the gate
The discovery of a significant quality control issue at the very outset of fabrication of Columbia injects uncertainty in a program that already has little room for delays.
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The US Navy’s new anti-ship missile scores a hit at RIMPAC, but there’s a twist
The demonstration is likely to raise eyebrows in China.
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US Navy asks Congress to shift millions of dollars to fix high-tech supercarrier
The money will go toward fixing a number of issues that arose during its recently concluded post-delivery trials.
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This is what it looks like when a MK-48 torpedo breaks your keel
The damage inflicted on a surface combatant by a modern torpedo striking the hull is so severe that it presents an existential threat to even the U.S. Navy’s famously tough ships.
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Jim Mattis’ ‘dynamic force employment’ concept just got real for the US Navy
Truman’s abbreviated deployment to Europe is a radical step toward the ultimate goal of restoring readiness so forces can be ready for a major conflict on short notice.
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What’s going on with America’s next fighter designs?
The U.S. Air Force and Navy have ongoing efforts to create a new fighter design, but what does that look like?
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The littoral combat ship program again draws White House ire
The White House wants the Navy to get to FFG(X) as soon as possible.
-
The US Navy’s fight to fix its worn-out Super Hornet fleet is making way
Almost half of the Navy’s 546 Super Hornets are considered “mission capable,” a sign that the readiness investments made in the Mattis era are starting to bear fruit.
-
US Navy supercarrier John C. Stennis is headed for a complex overhaul
The U.S. Navy just took the first step toward getting Stennis into its yearslong overhaul and refueling.
-
US Navy’s focus on rapid acquisition is opening up opportunities for Europe
The U.S. Navy intends to get much bigger, and that has meant new openings for European companies in the U.S. defense market.
-
The US Navy’s top acquisition priority stumbles out of the gate
The discovery of a significant quality control issue at the very outset of fabrication of Columbia injects uncertainty in a program that already has little room for delays.
-
The US Navy’s new anti-ship missile scores a hit at RIMPAC, but there’s a twist
The demonstration is likely to raise eyebrows in China.
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US Navy asks Congress to shift millions of dollars to fix high-tech supercarrier
The money will go toward fixing a number of issues that arose during its recently concluded post-delivery trials.
-
This is what it looks like when a MK-48 torpedo breaks your keel
The damage inflicted on a surface combatant by a modern torpedo striking the hull is so severe that it presents an existential threat to even the U.S. Navy’s famously tough ships.
-
Jim Mattis’ ‘dynamic force employment’ concept just got real for the US Navy
Truman’s abbreviated deployment to Europe is a radical step toward the ultimate goal of restoring readiness so forces can be ready for a major conflict on short notice.
-
What’s going on with America’s next fighter designs?
The U.S. Air Force and Navy have ongoing efforts to create a new fighter design, but what does that look like?
-
The littoral combat ship program again draws White House ire
The White House wants the Navy to get to FFG(X) as soon as possible.
-
The US Navy’s fight to fix its worn-out Super Hornet fleet is making way
Almost half of the Navy’s 546 Super Hornets are considered “mission capable,” a sign that the readiness investments made in the Mattis era are starting to bear fruit.
-
US Navy supercarrier John C. Stennis is headed for a complex overhaul
The U.S. Navy just took the first step toward getting Stennis into its yearslong overhaul and refueling.
-
US Navy’s focus on rapid acquisition is opening up opportunities for Europe
The U.S. Navy intends to get much bigger, and that has meant new openings for European companies in the U.S. defense market.
-
The US Navy’s top acquisition priority stumbles out of the gate
The discovery of a significant quality control issue at the very outset of fabrication of Columbia injects uncertainty in a program that already has little room for delays.
-
The US Navy’s new anti-ship missile scores a hit at RIMPAC, but there’s a twist
The demonstration is likely to raise eyebrows in China.
-
US Navy asks Congress to shift millions of dollars to fix high-tech supercarrier
The money will go toward fixing a number of issues that arose during its recently concluded post-delivery trials.
-
This is what it looks like when a MK-48 torpedo breaks your keel
The damage inflicted on a surface combatant by a modern torpedo striking the hull is so severe that it presents an existential threat to even the U.S. Navy’s famously tough ships.
-
Jim Mattis’ ‘dynamic force employment’ concept just got real for the US Navy
Truman’s abbreviated deployment to Europe is a radical step toward the ultimate goal of restoring readiness so forces can be ready for a major conflict on short notice.
-
What’s going on with America’s next fighter designs?
The U.S. Air Force and Navy have ongoing efforts to create a new fighter design, but what does that look like?
