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Once again, the US Navy looks to scrap its largest combatants to save money
The U.S. Navy has once again targeted its cruisers for the budget ax.
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A classified Pentagon maritime drone program is about to get its moment in the sun
A project birthed in the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is getting some serious buy-in from the U.S. Navy.
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The US Navy will hit a milestone ship count in 2020; pours money into sailors, subs and unmanned tech
It looks as if the Navy will pass the 300 ships mark for the first time since 2002, a big step toward its current goal of 355 ships.
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DARPA inks a contract for hypersonic weapon research
The contract, worth $63.3 million, is part of an Air Force effort.
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House Seapower chairman: Early aircraft carrier decom is a non-starter
Rep. Joe Courtney, D-Connecticut, told reporters he there was no chance the measure would be endorsed by his subcommittee this year.
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These ‘all-weather’ gloves may not be as ‘all-weather’ as you’d want (GearScout Review)
If you are looking for something that can serve you well in multiple settings, I’d look elsewhere. Here’s why.
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Admiral to Congress: Think about the 280-plus ships that didn’t have collisions
It was a tense exchange between Adm. Phil Davidson and Sen. Angus King.
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US Navy signs mammoth contract with Huntington Ingalls for two aircraft carriers
The carriers were previously reported to cost about $24 billion, and the Navy projected it would save about $4 billion by contracting for two Ford-class carriers.
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US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
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‘China watcher’ takes over Senate’s Seapower Subcommittee in reshuffle
Sen. Roger Wicker is relinquishing his sea power gavel in a shakeup that includes new ranking members for the nuclear weapons and cybersecurity subpanels.
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Once again, the US Navy looks to scrap its largest combatants to save money
The U.S. Navy has once again targeted its cruisers for the budget ax.
-
A classified Pentagon maritime drone program is about to get its moment in the sun
A project birthed in the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is getting some serious buy-in from the U.S. Navy.
-
The US Navy will hit a milestone ship count in 2020; pours money into sailors, subs and unmanned tech
It looks as if the Navy will pass the 300 ships mark for the first time since 2002, a big step toward its current goal of 355 ships.
-
DARPA inks a contract for hypersonic weapon research
The contract, worth $63.3 million, is part of an Air Force effort.
-
House Seapower chairman: Early aircraft carrier decom is a non-starter
Rep. Joe Courtney, D-Connecticut, told reporters he there was no chance the measure would be endorsed by his subcommittee this year.
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These ‘all-weather’ gloves may not be as ‘all-weather’ as you’d want (GearScout Review)
If you are looking for something that can serve you well in multiple settings, I’d look elsewhere. Here’s why.
-
Admiral to Congress: Think about the 280-plus ships that didn’t have collisions
It was a tense exchange between Adm. Phil Davidson and Sen. Angus King.
-
US Navy signs mammoth contract with Huntington Ingalls for two aircraft carriers
The carriers were previously reported to cost about $24 billion, and the Navy projected it would save about $4 billion by contracting for two Ford-class carriers.
-
US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
-
‘China watcher’ takes over Senate’s Seapower Subcommittee in reshuffle
Sen. Roger Wicker is relinquishing his sea power gavel in a shakeup that includes new ranking members for the nuclear weapons and cybersecurity subpanels.
-
Once again, the US Navy looks to scrap its largest combatants to save money
The U.S. Navy has once again targeted its cruisers for the budget ax.
-
A classified Pentagon maritime drone program is about to get its moment in the sun
A project birthed in the Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office is getting some serious buy-in from the U.S. Navy.
-
The US Navy will hit a milestone ship count in 2020; pours money into sailors, subs and unmanned tech
It looks as if the Navy will pass the 300 ships mark for the first time since 2002, a big step toward its current goal of 355 ships.
-
DARPA inks a contract for hypersonic weapon research
The contract, worth $63.3 million, is part of an Air Force effort.
-
House Seapower chairman: Early aircraft carrier decom is a non-starter
Rep. Joe Courtney, D-Connecticut, told reporters he there was no chance the measure would be endorsed by his subcommittee this year.
-
These ‘all-weather’ gloves may not be as ‘all-weather’ as you’d want (GearScout Review)
If you are looking for something that can serve you well in multiple settings, I’d look elsewhere. Here’s why.
-
Admiral to Congress: Think about the 280-plus ships that didn’t have collisions
It was a tense exchange between Adm. Phil Davidson and Sen. Angus King.
-
US Navy signs mammoth contract with Huntington Ingalls for two aircraft carriers
The carriers were previously reported to cost about $24 billion, and the Navy projected it would save about $4 billion by contracting for two Ford-class carriers.
-
US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
-
‘China watcher’ takes over Senate’s Seapower Subcommittee in reshuffle
Sen. Roger Wicker is relinquishing his sea power gavel in a shakeup that includes new ranking members for the nuclear weapons and cybersecurity subpanels.
