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Oceanographers in demand as US Navy expands throughout Pacific
The workload for Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command is growing as the U.S. Navy branches out to small ports and new operating environments around the globe, according to the command’s top leader.
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Navy says China fight is most likely in 2020s, sharpening its focus on readiness
The Navy believes the 2020s represent “peak risk” for China making a move against Taiwan — though the Navy and Congress disagree whether the sea service is best spending its money to prepare for a near-term fight.
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Navy upping its aircraft goals beyond former defense secretary Mattis’ 80% readiness challenge
The U.S. Navy didn’t sit tight when it reached a Pentagon goal to make 80% of its F/A-18E-F Super Hornets mission capable. It raised the bar.
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US Navy confident it can fix its fighter jet shortfall — and avoid another
The U.S. Navy has a carefully balanced plan to dig out of a fighter shortfall and stave off another in the 2030s — but several pieces must come together exactly as planned.
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How mistakes in modernizing a US Navy cruiser can benefit destroyers
Gettysburg is in “year three of a one-year availability.” The ship captain wants to help other surface ship modernization efforts do better.
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What makes the Black Sea so strategically important?
A Russian amphibious assault is underway in Ukraine, pushing thousands of Russian naval infantry from the Sea of Azov onto land west of port town Mariupol.
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Navy doesn’t want to keep guessing whether its information warfare systems work
The U.S. Navy is working to mainstream its information warfare systems through crew integration and improved training capabilities.
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Carrier Carl Vinson was back in fighting condition within 45 minutes of F-35C crash, leaders say
After a dangerous F-35C ramp strike, flight deck crew began firefighting efforts within seconds, and the ship was ready to launch and land aircraft again within 45 minutes.
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Three takeaways from the US Navy’s first F-35C deployment
Aircraft carrier Carl Vinson returned home Feb. 14 after a six-and-a-half-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific, in the U.S. Navy’s first deployment of the “air wing of the future.”
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New Naval Safety Command will help units better assess, mitigate their own risk
The newly elevated Naval Safety Command will work throughout the chain of command to identify risks at their most manageable level, before they burden units and put sailors in danger.
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Oceanographers in demand as US Navy expands throughout Pacific
The workload for Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command is growing as the U.S. Navy branches out to small ports and new operating environments around the globe, according to the command’s top leader.
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Navy says China fight is most likely in 2020s, sharpening its focus on readiness
The Navy believes the 2020s represent “peak risk” for China making a move against Taiwan — though the Navy and Congress disagree whether the sea service is best spending its money to prepare for a near-term fight.
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Navy upping its aircraft goals beyond former defense secretary Mattis’ 80% readiness challenge
The U.S. Navy didn’t sit tight when it reached a Pentagon goal to make 80% of its F/A-18E-F Super Hornets mission capable. It raised the bar.
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US Navy confident it can fix its fighter jet shortfall — and avoid another
The U.S. Navy has a carefully balanced plan to dig out of a fighter shortfall and stave off another in the 2030s — but several pieces must come together exactly as planned.
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How mistakes in modernizing a US Navy cruiser can benefit destroyers
Gettysburg is in “year three of a one-year availability.” The ship captain wants to help other surface ship modernization efforts do better.
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What makes the Black Sea so strategically important?
A Russian amphibious assault is underway in Ukraine, pushing thousands of Russian naval infantry from the Sea of Azov onto land west of port town Mariupol.
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Navy doesn’t want to keep guessing whether its information warfare systems work
The U.S. Navy is working to mainstream its information warfare systems through crew integration and improved training capabilities.
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Carrier Carl Vinson was back in fighting condition within 45 minutes of F-35C crash, leaders say
After a dangerous F-35C ramp strike, flight deck crew began firefighting efforts within seconds, and the ship was ready to launch and land aircraft again within 45 minutes.
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Three takeaways from the US Navy’s first F-35C deployment
Aircraft carrier Carl Vinson returned home Feb. 14 after a six-and-a-half-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific, in the U.S. Navy’s first deployment of the “air wing of the future.”
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New Naval Safety Command will help units better assess, mitigate their own risk
The newly elevated Naval Safety Command will work throughout the chain of command to identify risks at their most manageable level, before they burden units and put sailors in danger.
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Oceanographers in demand as US Navy expands throughout Pacific
The workload for Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command is growing as the U.S. Navy branches out to small ports and new operating environments around the globe, according to the command’s top leader.
-
Navy says China fight is most likely in 2020s, sharpening its focus on readiness
The Navy believes the 2020s represent “peak risk” for China making a move against Taiwan — though the Navy and Congress disagree whether the sea service is best spending its money to prepare for a near-term fight.
-
Navy upping its aircraft goals beyond former defense secretary Mattis’ 80% readiness challenge
The U.S. Navy didn’t sit tight when it reached a Pentagon goal to make 80% of its F/A-18E-F Super Hornets mission capable. It raised the bar.
-
US Navy confident it can fix its fighter jet shortfall — and avoid another
The U.S. Navy has a carefully balanced plan to dig out of a fighter shortfall and stave off another in the 2030s — but several pieces must come together exactly as planned.
-
How mistakes in modernizing a US Navy cruiser can benefit destroyers
Gettysburg is in “year three of a one-year availability.” The ship captain wants to help other surface ship modernization efforts do better.
-
What makes the Black Sea so strategically important?
A Russian amphibious assault is underway in Ukraine, pushing thousands of Russian naval infantry from the Sea of Azov onto land west of port town Mariupol.
-
Navy doesn’t want to keep guessing whether its information warfare systems work
The U.S. Navy is working to mainstream its information warfare systems through crew integration and improved training capabilities.
-
Carrier Carl Vinson was back in fighting condition within 45 minutes of F-35C crash, leaders say
After a dangerous F-35C ramp strike, flight deck crew began firefighting efforts within seconds, and the ship was ready to launch and land aircraft again within 45 minutes.
-
Three takeaways from the US Navy’s first F-35C deployment
Aircraft carrier Carl Vinson returned home Feb. 14 after a six-and-a-half-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific, in the U.S. Navy’s first deployment of the “air wing of the future.”
-
New Naval Safety Command will help units better assess, mitigate their own risk
The newly elevated Naval Safety Command will work throughout the chain of command to identify risks at their most manageable level, before they burden units and put sailors in danger.
