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Flush with cash, the Navy bores in on aviation readiness amid a crisis
While the surface fleet’s problems became national news and international news, aviation was instead in a kind of quiet crisis: still able to put working jets and trained pilots on carriers all over the world but eroding badly everywhere else.
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Congress readies boost to Navy shipbuilding in FY2018 spending bill
Congress is preparing to vote on a major spending bill that would fund 14 new ships, give the Navy more than $3 billion more than it asked for in its budget request.
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Alabama lawmaker accuses Navy secretary of endangering jobs, LCS future
The exchange was in many ways a classic bit of Capitol Hill theater.
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US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
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Coast Guard names new top officer
The head of Coast Guard Atlantic Area has been nominated to be the Coast Guard’s next top officer, replacing the outgoing Adm. Paul Zukunft.
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US Navy canceling program to turn gas-guzzling destroyers into hybrids
The Navy is canceling a program to install fuel-efficient hybrid electric drives in 34 destroyers, leaving only one destroyer with the technology
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Sweeping legislation aims to fix the US surface Navy
Two Republican senators have introduced sweeping legislation that takes aim at the U.S. Navy’s readiness and organizational shortfalls that came to light in the wake of last year’s deadly accidents in the Asia-Pacific region.
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In America’s opioid crisis, military lets drug shipments go by
Amidst a national opioid addiction crisis, the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere has the resources to intercept only a quarter of known narcotics shipments to the U.S., its commander said Thursday.
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The Navy’s stealth destroyers to get new weapons and a new mission: killing ships
The Navy is asking Congress to fund a conversion of its 600-foot stealth destroyers from primarily a land attack ship to an anti-surface, offensive strike platform.
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US Navy to add 46 ships in five years, but 355 ships won’t come for a long time
The Navy will grow by more than forty ships over the next five years, the Navy’s Budget director said Monday. But while the fleet will grow rapidly in the near term, the gains will sputter out shortly thereafter.
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Flush with cash, the Navy bores in on aviation readiness amid a crisis
While the surface fleet’s problems became national news and international news, aviation was instead in a kind of quiet crisis: still able to put working jets and trained pilots on carriers all over the world but eroding badly everywhere else.
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Congress readies boost to Navy shipbuilding in FY2018 spending bill
Congress is preparing to vote on a major spending bill that would fund 14 new ships, give the Navy more than $3 billion more than it asked for in its budget request.
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Alabama lawmaker accuses Navy secretary of endangering jobs, LCS future
The exchange was in many ways a classic bit of Capitol Hill theater.
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US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
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Coast Guard names new top officer
The head of Coast Guard Atlantic Area has been nominated to be the Coast Guard’s next top officer, replacing the outgoing Adm. Paul Zukunft.
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US Navy canceling program to turn gas-guzzling destroyers into hybrids
The Navy is canceling a program to install fuel-efficient hybrid electric drives in 34 destroyers, leaving only one destroyer with the technology
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Sweeping legislation aims to fix the US surface Navy
Two Republican senators have introduced sweeping legislation that takes aim at the U.S. Navy’s readiness and organizational shortfalls that came to light in the wake of last year’s deadly accidents in the Asia-Pacific region.
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In America’s opioid crisis, military lets drug shipments go by
Amidst a national opioid addiction crisis, the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere has the resources to intercept only a quarter of known narcotics shipments to the U.S., its commander said Thursday.
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The Navy’s stealth destroyers to get new weapons and a new mission: killing ships
The Navy is asking Congress to fund a conversion of its 600-foot stealth destroyers from primarily a land attack ship to an anti-surface, offensive strike platform.
-
US Navy to add 46 ships in five years, but 355 ships won’t come for a long time
The Navy will grow by more than forty ships over the next five years, the Navy’s Budget director said Monday. But while the fleet will grow rapidly in the near term, the gains will sputter out shortly thereafter.
-
Flush with cash, the Navy bores in on aviation readiness amid a crisis
While the surface fleet’s problems became national news and international news, aviation was instead in a kind of quiet crisis: still able to put working jets and trained pilots on carriers all over the world but eroding badly everywhere else.
-
Congress readies boost to Navy shipbuilding in FY2018 spending bill
Congress is preparing to vote on a major spending bill that would fund 14 new ships, give the Navy more than $3 billion more than it asked for in its budget request.
-
Alabama lawmaker accuses Navy secretary of endangering jobs, LCS future
The exchange was in many ways a classic bit of Capitol Hill theater.
-
US Air Force orders freeze on public outreach
New guidance from the U.S. Air Force hits pause on public affairs while the entire enterprise is retrained — and could have a long-term impact on how the service shares information.
-
Coast Guard names new top officer
The head of Coast Guard Atlantic Area has been nominated to be the Coast Guard’s next top officer, replacing the outgoing Adm. Paul Zukunft.
-
US Navy canceling program to turn gas-guzzling destroyers into hybrids
The Navy is canceling a program to install fuel-efficient hybrid electric drives in 34 destroyers, leaving only one destroyer with the technology
-
Sweeping legislation aims to fix the US surface Navy
Two Republican senators have introduced sweeping legislation that takes aim at the U.S. Navy’s readiness and organizational shortfalls that came to light in the wake of last year’s deadly accidents in the Asia-Pacific region.
-
In America’s opioid crisis, military lets drug shipments go by
Amidst a national opioid addiction crisis, the military command covering the Southern Hemisphere has the resources to intercept only a quarter of known narcotics shipments to the U.S., its commander said Thursday.
-
The Navy’s stealth destroyers to get new weapons and a new mission: killing ships
The Navy is asking Congress to fund a conversion of its 600-foot stealth destroyers from primarily a land attack ship to an anti-surface, offensive strike platform.
-
US Navy to add 46 ships in five years, but 355 ships won’t come for a long time
The Navy will grow by more than forty ships over the next five years, the Navy’s Budget director said Monday. But while the fleet will grow rapidly in the near term, the gains will sputter out shortly thereafter.
