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Carrier George Washington running more than a year behind schedule
USS George Washington’s 2021 planned completion date has been delayed to December 2022 due to growth work and labor challenges, some of which are related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Navy, Marine Corps rehearse manned-unmanned helicopter strikes
The Navy and Marine Corps demonstrated a naval manned/unmanned teaming capability, showing how their tactics and gear could come together in the future to fight in the littoral environment.
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As US Navy rethinks its fleet, Ingalls Shipbuilding faces uncertain future
Over the past three years, the U.S. Navy has tightened its budget and changed its requirements, making the future look far less rosy for a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries.
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Top Navy official says service needs a larger fleet and a larger share of the budget
If you’re confused about the size of the future U.S. Navy fleet, you’re not alone.
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Navy offers a new argument for decommissioning cruisers: They’re not safe.
Congress hasn’t been swayed to let the Navy decommission its cruisers early after money- and readiness-focused arguments. Now, the Navy is saying those old ships aren’t safe.
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Spending bill would add five ships, 12 Super Hornets to Navy acquisition plans
A federal spending package would give the Navy a significant boost in funding for ships and aircraft, after lawmakers were largely underwhelmed by the service’s budget request last spring.
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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 digital work instructions, lessons learned are improving construction of third Ford-class carrier
Work on future aircraft carrier Enterprise is moving along more efficiently thanks to lessons learned from previous ships, as well as the introduction of digital work instructions.
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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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Carrier George Washington running more than a year behind schedule
USS George Washington’s 2021 planned completion date has been delayed to December 2022 due to growth work and labor challenges, some of which are related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Navy, Marine Corps rehearse manned-unmanned helicopter strikes
The Navy and Marine Corps demonstrated a naval manned/unmanned teaming capability, showing how their tactics and gear could come together in the future to fight in the littoral environment.
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As US Navy rethinks its fleet, Ingalls Shipbuilding faces uncertain future
Over the past three years, the U.S. Navy has tightened its budget and changed its requirements, making the future look far less rosy for a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries.
-
Top Navy official says service needs a larger fleet and a larger share of the budget
If you’re confused about the size of the future U.S. Navy fleet, you’re not alone.
-
Navy offers a new argument for decommissioning cruisers: They’re not safe.
Congress hasn’t been swayed to let the Navy decommission its cruisers early after money- and readiness-focused arguments. Now, the Navy is saying those old ships aren’t safe.
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Spending bill would add five ships, 12 Super Hornets to Navy acquisition plans
A federal spending package would give the Navy a significant boost in funding for ships and aircraft, after lawmakers were largely underwhelmed by the service’s budget request last spring.
-
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 digital work instructions, lessons learned are improving construction of third Ford-class carrier
Work on future aircraft carrier Enterprise is moving along more efficiently thanks to lessons learned from previous ships, as well as the introduction of digital work instructions.
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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.
-
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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Carrier George Washington running more than a year behind schedule
USS George Washington’s 2021 planned completion date has been delayed to December 2022 due to growth work and labor challenges, some of which are related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Navy, Marine Corps rehearse manned-unmanned helicopter strikes
The Navy and Marine Corps demonstrated a naval manned/unmanned teaming capability, showing how their tactics and gear could come together in the future to fight in the littoral environment.
-
As US Navy rethinks its fleet, Ingalls Shipbuilding faces uncertain future
Over the past three years, the U.S. Navy has tightened its budget and changed its requirements, making the future look far less rosy for a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries.
-
Top Navy official says service needs a larger fleet and a larger share of the budget
If you’re confused about the size of the future U.S. Navy fleet, you’re not alone.
-
Navy offers a new argument for decommissioning cruisers: They’re not safe.
Congress hasn’t been swayed to let the Navy decommission its cruisers early after money- and readiness-focused arguments. Now, the Navy is saying those old ships aren’t safe.
-
Spending bill would add five ships, 12 Super Hornets to Navy acquisition plans
A federal spending package would give the Navy a significant boost in funding for ships and aircraft, after lawmakers were largely underwhelmed by the service’s budget request last spring.
-
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 digital work instructions, lessons learned are improving construction of third Ford-class carrier
Work on future aircraft carrier Enterprise is moving along more efficiently thanks to lessons learned from previous ships, as well as the introduction of digital work instructions.
-
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.
