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November 2023
I/ITSEC NEWS: Live, Virtual, Constructive Called the Future of Navy Training
By Allyson ParkORLANDO – Employing live, virtual and constructive training is absolutely crucial to the future of the U.S. Navy, particularly for preparing sailors for a potential conflict, a service commander serving in the region said Nov. 29. -
November 2023
Navy Developing Simulations to Test Autonomous Vessels
The Navy, along with a host of partners, is working to answer that question through a project called the Naval Autonomy Test System. Its goal is to create a simulation framework that can not only work the nearly infinite set of situations, but trust them. -
August 2023
JUST IN: Navy’s New Shipbuilding Contracts First to Include Workforce Funds
A recent Navy procurement contract is the first of its kind to include workforce development funds for the two shipbuilders, service officials said. -
July 2023
SPECIAL REPORT: Navy Testing Secret JADC2 Technologies
The Navy has revealed little about its contribution to the Defense Department’s joint all-domain command and control initiative but has started experimenting with systems that will bring the concept to life at sea, service leaders say. -
June 2023
Navy SEALs Seek New Tech for Covert Missions
TAMPA, Florida — Whether it is in super-fast and stealthy boats, mini-submarines or combat diving suits, Special Operations Command’s elite maritime forces — better known as SEALs — are on the lookout for technologies that make their jobs easier. -
June 2023
JUST IN: Marine Corps Faces Command, Control Challenges at Sea
Washington, D.C. — Marine Corps maritime expeditionary warfare capability is critical to operating in the Indo-Pacific, and as much as the right ships are needed for successful operations, technology gaps in command-and-control systems at sea might be the immediate vulnerability, officials said. -
June 2023
Navy Lays Groundwork for Larger, More Lethal Next-Gen Destroyer
The Navy has begun development of a future guided missile destroyer that will bring increased firepower and efficiency to the fleet, even as the service is still in the midst of constructing Flight III of its Arleigh Burke-class large surface combatants. -
June 2023
JUST IN: Gilday Calls for Massive International Exercise in Arctic
By Allyson ParkAdmiral Michael Gilday, Chief of Naval Operations of the U.S. Navy, called for a massive international exercise in the Arctic, similar to the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC,) due to the changing and somewhat unsure state of the current naval and maritime trade landscape. -
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April 2023
Virginia Payload Module to Give Subs More Firepower
The Navy is augmenting its attack submarine fleet by increasing its capacity to deploy weapons and other key payloads in a potential conflict.
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