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US Navy moves toward unleashing killer robot ships on the world’s oceans
The Navy is planning to take the first few steps into a radical future, which, if it comes to pass, will upend how the fleet has fought since the Cold War.
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US Navy’s 6th Fleet boss describes her front-row seat to the great power competition
Vice Adm. Lisa Franchetti talks to Defense News about her role in the theater, the service’s transition from sleepy backwater to an operational environment, and her agenda for the 6th Fleet in 2019.
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The US Navy’s surface fleet: Here’s what’s ahead in 2019
The U.S. surface fleet has a big year in store for 2019.
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Trump fires Mattis early, Shanahan to take over Jan. 1
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan will take over the department on Jan. 1.
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Who will Trump tap to replace Mattis?
The popular defense secretary will be a tough act to follow, especially given the circumstances surrounding his departure.
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US Navy document paints a bleak picture of fleet’s future if hit with 2020 budget cuts
Most of the line items are vague about specific cuts, but there are some troubling indications about where the Navy could be looking to take risks, and it’s familiar story.
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5 takeaways: Top US Navy officer releases updated strategy document
The Design for Maintaining Maritime Superiority version 2.0 functions as a to-do list for both the fleet and the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations staff.
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US Navy, Missile Defense Agency shoot down an intermediate-range ballistic missile in space
The test marked the second consecutive successful intercept for the SM-3 Block IIA missile in development. The intercept followed an October success, which shook off two hard-luck consecutive failures.
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Is the Navy’s goal of 355 ships ever going to actually happen?
Naval warfare reporter David Larter breaks down how the Navy’s goal of 355 ships is looking unrealistic, especially in light of recent budget developments.
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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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US Navy moves toward unleashing killer robot ships on the world’s oceans
The Navy is planning to take the first few steps into a radical future, which, if it comes to pass, will upend how the fleet has fought since the Cold War.
-
US Navy’s 6th Fleet boss describes her front-row seat to the great power competition
Vice Adm. Lisa Franchetti talks to Defense News about her role in the theater, the service’s transition from sleepy backwater to an operational environment, and her agenda for the 6th Fleet in 2019.
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The US Navy’s surface fleet: Here’s what’s ahead in 2019
The U.S. surface fleet has a big year in store for 2019.
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Trump fires Mattis early, Shanahan to take over Jan. 1
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan will take over the department on Jan. 1.
-
Who will Trump tap to replace Mattis?
The popular defense secretary will be a tough act to follow, especially given the circumstances surrounding his departure.
-
US Navy document paints a bleak picture of fleet’s future if hit with 2020 budget cuts
Most of the line items are vague about specific cuts, but there are some troubling indications about where the Navy could be looking to take risks, and it’s familiar story.
-
5 takeaways: Top US Navy officer releases updated strategy document
The Design for Maintaining Maritime Superiority version 2.0 functions as a to-do list for both the fleet and the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations staff.
-
US Navy, Missile Defense Agency shoot down an intermediate-range ballistic missile in space
The test marked the second consecutive successful intercept for the SM-3 Block IIA missile in development. The intercept followed an October success, which shook off two hard-luck consecutive failures.
-
Is the Navy’s goal of 355 ships ever going to actually happen?
Naval warfare reporter David Larter breaks down how the Navy’s goal of 355 ships is looking unrealistic, especially in light of recent budget developments.
-
US Navy steps up training standards following fatal McCain, Fitzgerald collisions
What if the U.S. Navy has forgotten how to drive its ships?
-
US Navy moves toward unleashing killer robot ships on the world’s oceans
The Navy is planning to take the first few steps into a radical future, which, if it comes to pass, will upend how the fleet has fought since the Cold War.
-
US Navy’s 6th Fleet boss describes her front-row seat to the great power competition
Vice Adm. Lisa Franchetti talks to Defense News about her role in the theater, the service’s transition from sleepy backwater to an operational environment, and her agenda for the 6th Fleet in 2019.
-
The US Navy’s surface fleet: Here’s what’s ahead in 2019
The U.S. surface fleet has a big year in store for 2019.
-
Trump fires Mattis early, Shanahan to take over Jan. 1
Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan will take over the department on Jan. 1.
-
Who will Trump tap to replace Mattis?
The popular defense secretary will be a tough act to follow, especially given the circumstances surrounding his departure.
-
US Navy document paints a bleak picture of fleet’s future if hit with 2020 budget cuts
Most of the line items are vague about specific cuts, but there are some troubling indications about where the Navy could be looking to take risks, and it’s familiar story.
-
5 takeaways: Top US Navy officer releases updated strategy document
The Design for Maintaining Maritime Superiority version 2.0 functions as a to-do list for both the fleet and the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations staff.
-
US Navy, Missile Defense Agency shoot down an intermediate-range ballistic missile in space
The test marked the second consecutive successful intercept for the SM-3 Block IIA missile in development. The intercept followed an October success, which shook off two hard-luck consecutive failures.
-
Is the Navy’s goal of 355 ships ever going to actually happen?
Naval warfare reporter David Larter breaks down how the Navy’s goal of 355 ships is looking unrealistic, especially in light of recent budget developments.
-
US Navy steps up training standards following fatal McCain, Fitzgerald collisions
What if the U.S. Navy has forgotten how to drive its ships?
