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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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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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Mattis eyes major overhaul of Navy deployments
Days of predictable rotational floats could soon come to an end.
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The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
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Is Secretary of Defense Mattis planning radical changes to how the Navy deploys?
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has made clear as the military’s top civilian that he has a very different vision for how the military will be used in the future. Recent comments have hinted at big changes on the horizon for the Navy and how it deploys.
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The Pentagon is poised to send the LCS to thwart narcos
The move, amid pressure from lawmakers and the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere, signals a new intensity in combating the importing of illegal drugs amid a tidal wave of opioid deaths in the U.S.
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US Navy takes ownership of its second stealth destroyer
The U.S. Navy has accepted delivery of the Zumwalt-class destroyer Michael Monsoor from Bath Iron Works, Maine, meaning the ship is officially U.S. Navy property.
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Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
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In Japan, a hard-hit US Navy fleet is steadying on a new course
After a disastrous summer in 2017, the Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet is effecting a course correction that it hopes restores readiness and avoids future loss of life.
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The Navy, once again, soft-pedals its own 355 ship-count assessment
The size of the fleet is not the most important metric of sea power, an admiral said.
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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.
-
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.
-
Mattis eyes major overhaul of Navy deployments
Days of predictable rotational floats could soon come to an end.
-
The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
-
Is Secretary of Defense Mattis planning radical changes to how the Navy deploys?
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has made clear as the military’s top civilian that he has a very different vision for how the military will be used in the future. Recent comments have hinted at big changes on the horizon for the Navy and how it deploys.
-
The Pentagon is poised to send the LCS to thwart narcos
The move, amid pressure from lawmakers and the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere, signals a new intensity in combating the importing of illegal drugs amid a tidal wave of opioid deaths in the U.S.
-
US Navy takes ownership of its second stealth destroyer
The U.S. Navy has accepted delivery of the Zumwalt-class destroyer Michael Monsoor from Bath Iron Works, Maine, meaning the ship is officially U.S. Navy property.
-
Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
-
In Japan, a hard-hit US Navy fleet is steadying on a new course
After a disastrous summer in 2017, the Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet is effecting a course correction that it hopes restores readiness and avoids future loss of life.
-
The Navy, once again, soft-pedals its own 355 ship-count assessment
The size of the fleet is not the most important metric of sea power, an admiral said.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Mattis eyes major overhaul of Navy deployments
Days of predictable rotational floats could soon come to an end.
-
The US Navy’s new command puts Russia in the crosshairs
The move is the latest sign that the Navy is focusing its attention away from the war on terrorism and toward its major competitors China and Russia.
-
Is Secretary of Defense Mattis planning radical changes to how the Navy deploys?
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has made clear as the military’s top civilian that he has a very different vision for how the military will be used in the future. Recent comments have hinted at big changes on the horizon for the Navy and how it deploys.
-
The Pentagon is poised to send the LCS to thwart narcos
The move, amid pressure from lawmakers and the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere, signals a new intensity in combating the importing of illegal drugs amid a tidal wave of opioid deaths in the U.S.
-
US Navy takes ownership of its second stealth destroyer
The U.S. Navy has accepted delivery of the Zumwalt-class destroyer Michael Monsoor from Bath Iron Works, Maine, meaning the ship is officially U.S. Navy property.
-
Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
-
In Japan, a hard-hit US Navy fleet is steadying on a new course
After a disastrous summer in 2017, the Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet is effecting a course correction that it hopes restores readiness and avoids future loss of life.
-
The Navy, once again, soft-pedals its own 355 ship-count assessment
The size of the fleet is not the most important metric of sea power, an admiral said.
