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Navy News
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Maritime Security
June 2019
Navy Shipbuilding Plan Could Soon Be Tossed Overboard
By Jon HarperThe Navy’s new 30-year shipbuilding plan is intended to send a strong demand signal and pro-vide predictability for the industrial base. However, trends that are informing a new force structure assessment could soon upend the blueprint. -
Infotech
June 2019
Big Money Predicted for Navy IT Contracting
By Jon HarperThe Navy’s shipbuilding and aircraft programs come with the biggest price tags and garner the most media attention, but there are major opportunities for contractors vying for the service’s information technology projects, analysts noted. -
Navy News
May 2019
Superconductors to be Installed on Navy Vessels
By Connie LeeTwo of the Navy’s amphibious transport docks are scheduled to receive degaussing systems with superconductors. -
Navy News
May 2019
JUST IN: Navy Unlikely to Further Accelerate MQ-25 Drone Program
The Navy is pushing to get a new aerial refueling drone into its fleet as soon as possible but it's doubtful that the program can be further accelerated, a top service official said May 15. -
Marine Corps News
May 2019
NEWS FROM SEA-AIR-SPACE: Navy, Marine Corps Moving Forward with New Operating Concept
The Navy and Marine Corps are working together to advance a new operating concept geared towards maritime superiority, a top Navy official said May 8. -
Navy News
May 2019
NEWS FROM SEA-AIR-SPACE: Navy Leader Sees Progress in Meeting Aircraft Readiness Goals
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — The Navy has an ample budget for executing its vision of creating a more agile, sustainable and superior force, but it needs to move faster towards meeting its readiness and velocity goals, the Secretary of the Navy said May 8. -
May 2019
NEWS FROM SEA-AIR-SPACE: Navy's New Unmanned Aerial Tanker Approaching First Flight
A top air warfare official for the Navy said the service could fly the new unmanned MQ-25 aerial refueling drone prototype in a month. -
Training and Simulation
April 2019
JUST IN: Navy Wants Its Own ‘Holodeck’ Simulator
The Navy is investing in new simulators as it works to implement a variety of recommendations following two deadly battleship crashes in 2017 and could even use its own “Holodeck,” the vice chief of naval operations said April 16. -
Navy News
April 2019
Contractors Vie to Build Navy Helicopter Trainer
By Connie LeeThe Navy has kicked off a highly anticipated competition to replace its legacy TH-57 Sea Ranger helicopter trainer, and industry is lining up to bid for the program.
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