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US Navy adding new training to pre-deployment work-ups
The Navy was to get its sailors back in the mindset of high-end warfare after decades of focusing on counter-piracy and other constabulary missions.
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Has the US Navy thought this new frigate through? New report raises questions.
A new report raises questions about how much rigor the Navy put into its FFG(X) program before moving ahead with its approach and requirements.
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US Navy destroyers make a rare passage through the Taiwan Strait
The move comes as China and the U.S. are at odds over both China’s military buildup in the South China Sea and a growing trade dispute.
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Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
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As threats mount, US Navy grapples with costly ballistic missile defense mission
The fleet is now at a crossroads. Ballistic missile defense, while a burden, has also been a cash cow that has pushed the capabilities of the fleet exponentially forward over the past decade.
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The US Navy is fed up with ballistic missile defense patrols
The unusually direct comments from CNO come amid growing frustration among the surface warfare community that the mission is eating up operational availability that could be better used confronting growing high-end threats from China and Russia.
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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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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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US Navy adding new training to pre-deployment work-ups
The Navy was to get its sailors back in the mindset of high-end warfare after decades of focusing on counter-piracy and other constabulary missions.
-
Has the US Navy thought this new frigate through? New report raises questions.
A new report raises questions about how much rigor the Navy put into its FFG(X) program before moving ahead with its approach and requirements.
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US Navy destroyers make a rare passage through the Taiwan Strait
The move comes as China and the U.S. are at odds over both China’s military buildup in the South China Sea and a growing trade dispute.
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Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
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As threats mount, US Navy grapples with costly ballistic missile defense mission
The fleet is now at a crossroads. Ballistic missile defense, while a burden, has also been a cash cow that has pushed the capabilities of the fleet exponentially forward over the past decade.
-
The US Navy is fed up with ballistic missile defense patrols
The unusually direct comments from CNO come amid growing frustration among the surface warfare community that the mission is eating up operational availability that could be better used confronting growing high-end threats from China and Russia.
-
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.
-
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.
-
US Navy adding new training to pre-deployment work-ups
The Navy was to get its sailors back in the mindset of high-end warfare after decades of focusing on counter-piracy and other constabulary missions.
-
Has the US Navy thought this new frigate through? New report raises questions.
A new report raises questions about how much rigor the Navy put into its FFG(X) program before moving ahead with its approach and requirements.
-
US Navy destroyers make a rare passage through the Taiwan Strait
The move comes as China and the U.S. are at odds over both China’s military buildup in the South China Sea and a growing trade dispute.
-
Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
-
As threats mount, US Navy grapples with costly ballistic missile defense mission
The fleet is now at a crossroads. Ballistic missile defense, while a burden, has also been a cash cow that has pushed the capabilities of the fleet exponentially forward over the past decade.
-
The US Navy is fed up with ballistic missile defense patrols
The unusually direct comments from CNO come amid growing frustration among the surface warfare community that the mission is eating up operational availability that could be better used confronting growing high-end threats from China and Russia.
-
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.
-
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.
