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February 2023
Congress Delivers a ‘Ship-Shape’ Allocation for Navy
By Chris SaxOn Dec. 23, Congress sent the National Defense Authorization Act to the president’s desk for signature. -
February 2023
BREAKING: Navy's Del Toro: AUKUS Submarine Roadmap to Arrive On Time
A statement on an 18-month consultation period between the three nations making up AUKUS – a trilateral security pact between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States – could take “a week or two” to release following its scheduled conclusion in March, said Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro. -
January 2023
JUST IN: Parts, Labor Shortages Continue to Plague Navy (Updated)
ARLINGTON, Virginia — Shortages of parts and skilled laborers are continuing to put the Navy behind in both building new ships and maintaining existing ones, a senior service officer said Jan. 30. -
January 2023
ANALYSIS: Shipyard Capacity, China’s Naval Buildup Worries U.S. Military Leaders
By Meredith RoatenWhile U.S. military leaders exchange fire over what the next-generation of naval fleets will look like, the shipbuilding industrial base is treading water. -
January 2023
Navy Mine Warfare Teeters Between Present, Future
By Jan TeglerSea-based mine warfare is in a state of flux, suspended between decades-old, manned technologies and a long-promised future of multi-domain unmanned drones capable of finding and neutralizing enemy mines or covertly mining in deep and shallow waters. -
January 2023
JUST IN: Navy Moves Out on DDG(X) Requirements
ARLINGTON, Virginia — The Navy has settled on the topline requirements for its future DDG (X) surface combatant, a senior service official said Jan. 11. -
January 2023
JUST IN: Lack of Shipyard Capacity Putting ‘Unsustainable Strain’ on Navy
Greater shipyard capacity is needed for the Navy to ensure readiness for potential conflict in the Indo-Pacific, service officials said. -
January 2023
JUST IN: Navy Chief Says Shipbuilders Need to ‘Pick Up the Pace’
With a number of Navy platforms under development and a lofty new budget from Congress to fund them, the service’s chief of operations signaled to industry that they need to move production along much faster. -
December 2022
Navy’s Newest Aircraft Carrier Has Lot to Prove
Ordered in 2008 and commissioned in 2017, the USS Gerald R. Ford embarked on its maiden deployment in October 2022, years behind schedule and billions over budget. -
November 2022
I/ITSEC NEWS: Naval Aviation Ground Mishaps Have ‘Gone Through The Roof’, Official Says
ORLANDO, Florida — The Naval Air Forces are working to address significant safety concerns both in the air and on the ground, the commander of the enterprise said Nov. 30.
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