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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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Fixing first four littoral combat ships not worth it, US Navy says
Future testing and training will be conducted on newer and modernized vessels.
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Here’s the US Marine Corps’ plan for sinking Chinese ships with drone missile launchers
The Marines are developing a drone vehicle paired with a missile launcher to take out Chinese ships, according to funding requested in the Navy’s 2021 budget documents.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper on how the Navy can get to 355 ships
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper makes the case of how and why the Navy can hit 355 ships by 2030.
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The US Navy’s vaunted deployment plan is showing cracks everywhere
Despite lofty promises of stability, the Navy’s fleet deployment plan is a shambles.
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In challenging China’s claims in the South China Sea, the US Navy is getting more assertive
Last year saw an uptick in U.S. freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea.
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US Navy and Boeing use manned jet to control drone Growlers
Boeing and the Navy announced a test that saw two unmanned E/A-18G Growlers controlled by a manned aircraft, a capability that the Navy thinks will help keep its airwing relevant in the 21st century.
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Destroyer damaged in deadly 2017 accident returns to sea
The warship underwent extensive repairs for more than two years following a deadly collision off the coast of Japan.
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Here’s how the destroyer Zumwalt’s stealthy design handles stormy seas
After years of questions, here’s what the destroyer Zumwalt’s commanding officer has to say about how the ship handles heavy seas.
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What Soleimani’s death might mean for the National Defense Strategy and the next budget
The National Defense Strategy called for redirecting resources from the Middle East to invest in high-end technologies. Rising tensions with Iran threaten to pull the U.S. further into regional conflict.
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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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Fixing first four littoral combat ships not worth it, US Navy says
Future testing and training will be conducted on newer and modernized vessels.
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Here’s the US Marine Corps’ plan for sinking Chinese ships with drone missile launchers
The Marines are developing a drone vehicle paired with a missile launcher to take out Chinese ships, according to funding requested in the Navy’s 2021 budget documents.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper on how the Navy can get to 355 ships
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper makes the case of how and why the Navy can hit 355 ships by 2030.
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The US Navy’s vaunted deployment plan is showing cracks everywhere
Despite lofty promises of stability, the Navy’s fleet deployment plan is a shambles.
-
In challenging China’s claims in the South China Sea, the US Navy is getting more assertive
Last year saw an uptick in U.S. freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea.
-
US Navy and Boeing use manned jet to control drone Growlers
Boeing and the Navy announced a test that saw two unmanned E/A-18G Growlers controlled by a manned aircraft, a capability that the Navy thinks will help keep its airwing relevant in the 21st century.
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Destroyer damaged in deadly 2017 accident returns to sea
The warship underwent extensive repairs for more than two years following a deadly collision off the coast of Japan.
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Here’s how the destroyer Zumwalt’s stealthy design handles stormy seas
After years of questions, here’s what the destroyer Zumwalt’s commanding officer has to say about how the ship handles heavy seas.
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What Soleimani’s death might mean for the National Defense Strategy and the next budget
The National Defense Strategy called for redirecting resources from the Middle East to invest in high-end technologies. Rising tensions with Iran threaten to pull the U.S. further into regional conflict.
-
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.
-
Fixing first four littoral combat ships not worth it, US Navy says
Future testing and training will be conducted on newer and modernized vessels.
-
Here’s the US Marine Corps’ plan for sinking Chinese ships with drone missile launchers
The Marines are developing a drone vehicle paired with a missile launcher to take out Chinese ships, according to funding requested in the Navy’s 2021 budget documents.
-
Defense Secretary Mark Esper on how the Navy can get to 355 ships
In an exclusive interview with Defense News, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper makes the case of how and why the Navy can hit 355 ships by 2030.
-
The US Navy’s vaunted deployment plan is showing cracks everywhere
Despite lofty promises of stability, the Navy’s fleet deployment plan is a shambles.
-
In challenging China’s claims in the South China Sea, the US Navy is getting more assertive
Last year saw an uptick in U.S. freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea.
-
US Navy and Boeing use manned jet to control drone Growlers
Boeing and the Navy announced a test that saw two unmanned E/A-18G Growlers controlled by a manned aircraft, a capability that the Navy thinks will help keep its airwing relevant in the 21st century.
-
Destroyer damaged in deadly 2017 accident returns to sea
The warship underwent extensive repairs for more than two years following a deadly collision off the coast of Japan.
-
Here’s how the destroyer Zumwalt’s stealthy design handles stormy seas
After years of questions, here’s what the destroyer Zumwalt’s commanding officer has to say about how the ship handles heavy seas.
-
What Soleimani’s death might mean for the National Defense Strategy and the next budget
The National Defense Strategy called for redirecting resources from the Middle East to invest in high-end technologies. Rising tensions with Iran threaten to pull the U.S. further into regional conflict.
