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Former Pacific Command head backs Trump’s suspension of joint exercises with South Korea
Peace with North Korea is a possibility, but the administration needs to stay realistic moving forward, the retired four-star general says.
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US Navy pushes ahead with bid to extend the range of its sub-killer torpedo
The award is part of ONR’s Torpedo Advanced Propulsion System project that has some lofty ambitions attached to it.
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Trump’s nominee for ambassador to South Korea was a vocal supporter of joint military drills
U.S. President Trump is calling on the military to suspend joint military exercises with treaty ally South Korea on the eve of the confirmation hearing for his prospective ambassador to the country.
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The US Navy’s fleet is getting old. It might get a lot older.
The document raises questions about how exactly the Navy would accomplish the extended service lives on its hard-worn surface combatants and amphibious ships.
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Troubling US Navy review finds widespread shortfalls in basic seamanship
The evaluations raise questions about the level of ship handling that in-training junior officers get both prior to their arrival at their first command and after they arrive.
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It’s official: The US Navy has a new ship killer missile
This is a major victory for the European defense industry, which is seeing increasing interest from the U.S. Navy as it races to fill capabilities gaps in the face of competition with Russia and China.
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We spent 3 days on a top contender for the Navy’s future frigate. Here’s what you need to know.
The anti-submarine warfare FREMM Alpino is pretty darn cool: It’s built to fight and has plenty of power to go around. It has espresso machines, which may or may not land in the Navy version. But it’s also not perfect.
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The F-35 just made its combat debut
The Israel Defense Forces announced on its Twitter account that the Israeli version of the aircraft, using its “Adir” moniker was used in operational missions.
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US Navy still haunted by collisions, even as it adds Milius to 7th Fleet
With this week’s arrival of the destroyer Milius, the Navy’s Japan-based surface fleet is back up to its pre-accidents strength of 11 cruisers and destroyers, one short of the 12 originally intended with Fitzgerald out of commission.
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At Bath, a destroyer’s keel is laid more than a year behind schedule
Since being awarded the ship in 2013, the schedule for DDG-118 has slipped 18 months months, putting Bath well behind its competitor Ingalls Shipbuilding.
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Former Pacific Command head backs Trump’s suspension of joint exercises with South Korea
Peace with North Korea is a possibility, but the administration needs to stay realistic moving forward, the retired four-star general says.
-
US Navy pushes ahead with bid to extend the range of its sub-killer torpedo
The award is part of ONR’s Torpedo Advanced Propulsion System project that has some lofty ambitions attached to it.
-
Trump’s nominee for ambassador to South Korea was a vocal supporter of joint military drills
U.S. President Trump is calling on the military to suspend joint military exercises with treaty ally South Korea on the eve of the confirmation hearing for his prospective ambassador to the country.
-
The US Navy’s fleet is getting old. It might get a lot older.
The document raises questions about how exactly the Navy would accomplish the extended service lives on its hard-worn surface combatants and amphibious ships.
-
Troubling US Navy review finds widespread shortfalls in basic seamanship
The evaluations raise questions about the level of ship handling that in-training junior officers get both prior to their arrival at their first command and after they arrive.
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It’s official: The US Navy has a new ship killer missile
This is a major victory for the European defense industry, which is seeing increasing interest from the U.S. Navy as it races to fill capabilities gaps in the face of competition with Russia and China.
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We spent 3 days on a top contender for the Navy’s future frigate. Here’s what you need to know.
The anti-submarine warfare FREMM Alpino is pretty darn cool: It’s built to fight and has plenty of power to go around. It has espresso machines, which may or may not land in the Navy version. But it’s also not perfect.
-
The F-35 just made its combat debut
The Israel Defense Forces announced on its Twitter account that the Israeli version of the aircraft, using its “Adir” moniker was used in operational missions.
-
US Navy still haunted by collisions, even as it adds Milius to 7th Fleet
With this week’s arrival of the destroyer Milius, the Navy’s Japan-based surface fleet is back up to its pre-accidents strength of 11 cruisers and destroyers, one short of the 12 originally intended with Fitzgerald out of commission.
-
At Bath, a destroyer’s keel is laid more than a year behind schedule
Since being awarded the ship in 2013, the schedule for DDG-118 has slipped 18 months months, putting Bath well behind its competitor Ingalls Shipbuilding.
-
Former Pacific Command head backs Trump’s suspension of joint exercises with South Korea
Peace with North Korea is a possibility, but the administration needs to stay realistic moving forward, the retired four-star general says.
-
US Navy pushes ahead with bid to extend the range of its sub-killer torpedo
The award is part of ONR’s Torpedo Advanced Propulsion System project that has some lofty ambitions attached to it.
-
Trump’s nominee for ambassador to South Korea was a vocal supporter of joint military drills
U.S. President Trump is calling on the military to suspend joint military exercises with treaty ally South Korea on the eve of the confirmation hearing for his prospective ambassador to the country.
-
The US Navy’s fleet is getting old. It might get a lot older.
The document raises questions about how exactly the Navy would accomplish the extended service lives on its hard-worn surface combatants and amphibious ships.
-
Troubling US Navy review finds widespread shortfalls in basic seamanship
The evaluations raise questions about the level of ship handling that in-training junior officers get both prior to their arrival at their first command and after they arrive.
-
It’s official: The US Navy has a new ship killer missile
This is a major victory for the European defense industry, which is seeing increasing interest from the U.S. Navy as it races to fill capabilities gaps in the face of competition with Russia and China.
-
We spent 3 days on a top contender for the Navy’s future frigate. Here’s what you need to know.
The anti-submarine warfare FREMM Alpino is pretty darn cool: It’s built to fight and has plenty of power to go around. It has espresso machines, which may or may not land in the Navy version. But it’s also not perfect.
-
The F-35 just made its combat debut
The Israel Defense Forces announced on its Twitter account that the Israeli version of the aircraft, using its “Adir” moniker was used in operational missions.
-
US Navy still haunted by collisions, even as it adds Milius to 7th Fleet
With this week’s arrival of the destroyer Milius, the Navy’s Japan-based surface fleet is back up to its pre-accidents strength of 11 cruisers and destroyers, one short of the 12 originally intended with Fitzgerald out of commission.
-
At Bath, a destroyer’s keel is laid more than a year behind schedule
Since being awarded the ship in 2013, the schedule for DDG-118 has slipped 18 months months, putting Bath well behind its competitor Ingalls Shipbuilding.
