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New in 2023: Here comes the first-ever surface drone fleet
Over the past year or so, Task Force 59 has operated surface drones in U.S. 5th Fleet waters for more than 25,000 hours.
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Could the LCS fleet be getting a new mission?
A provision in the FY23 defense bill calls on U.S. Southern Command to study the feasibility of permanently assigning LCSs to the combatant command.
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Will Common Access ID cards stop working on Nov. 23?
More than 78,000 Navy members and 21,000 Marine Corps members were using Common Access Cards of Nov. 10 that will become “non-operational.”
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The Navy is testing this adorable sailboat drone
The 23-foot vessel could help its bigger Navy brethren see further over the horizon.
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Audit: Some Navy sub cybersecurity inspections were neglected in recent years
Submarines of Naval Submarine Force Pacific and their tenders did not receive the required internal and external cybersecurity inspections in recent years, raising the specter of cyber vulnerability among some of the sea service’s most potent platforms.
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Commandant: Coast Guard’s IT nears ‘catastrophic failure’
Adm. Karl Schultz’s annual State of the Coast Guard speech touched on the challenges facing a sea service that also notches many triumphs.
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How the Navy wants to fix its woefully antiquated computer systems
The sea service also wants to boost cyber security.
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Pew! Pew! Pew! Laser-armed warships no longer science fiction
The Navy has never been closer to fielding directed-energy weapons.
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CNO defends hiding scathing internal report on Fitzgerald collision from public
While a secret report offered new insight into the problems plaguing the Fitz before the warship’s 2017 collision, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said much of it overlapped with what service leaders already released.
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As Navy pledges surface reforms, some ask for proof of improvement
Navy leaders defended reform efforts a day after a Senator questioned the lack of data on such efforts.
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New in 2023: Here comes the first-ever surface drone fleet
Over the past year or so, Task Force 59 has operated surface drones in U.S. 5th Fleet waters for more than 25,000 hours.
-
Could the LCS fleet be getting a new mission?
A provision in the FY23 defense bill calls on U.S. Southern Command to study the feasibility of permanently assigning LCSs to the combatant command.
-
Will Common Access ID cards stop working on Nov. 23?
More than 78,000 Navy members and 21,000 Marine Corps members were using Common Access Cards of Nov. 10 that will become “non-operational.”
-
The Navy is testing this adorable sailboat drone
The 23-foot vessel could help its bigger Navy brethren see further over the horizon.
-
Audit: Some Navy sub cybersecurity inspections were neglected in recent years
Submarines of Naval Submarine Force Pacific and their tenders did not receive the required internal and external cybersecurity inspections in recent years, raising the specter of cyber vulnerability among some of the sea service’s most potent platforms.
-
Commandant: Coast Guard’s IT nears ‘catastrophic failure’
Adm. Karl Schultz’s annual State of the Coast Guard speech touched on the challenges facing a sea service that also notches many triumphs.
-
How the Navy wants to fix its woefully antiquated computer systems
The sea service also wants to boost cyber security.
-
Pew! Pew! Pew! Laser-armed warships no longer science fiction
The Navy has never been closer to fielding directed-energy weapons.
-
CNO defends hiding scathing internal report on Fitzgerald collision from public
While a secret report offered new insight into the problems plaguing the Fitz before the warship’s 2017 collision, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said much of it overlapped with what service leaders already released.
-
As Navy pledges surface reforms, some ask for proof of improvement
Navy leaders defended reform efforts a day after a Senator questioned the lack of data on such efforts.
-
New in 2023: Here comes the first-ever surface drone fleet
Over the past year or so, Task Force 59 has operated surface drones in U.S. 5th Fleet waters for more than 25,000 hours.
-
Could the LCS fleet be getting a new mission?
A provision in the FY23 defense bill calls on U.S. Southern Command to study the feasibility of permanently assigning LCSs to the combatant command.
-
Will Common Access ID cards stop working on Nov. 23?
More than 78,000 Navy members and 21,000 Marine Corps members were using Common Access Cards of Nov. 10 that will become “non-operational.”
-
The Navy is testing this adorable sailboat drone
The 23-foot vessel could help its bigger Navy brethren see further over the horizon.
-
Audit: Some Navy sub cybersecurity inspections were neglected in recent years
Submarines of Naval Submarine Force Pacific and their tenders did not receive the required internal and external cybersecurity inspections in recent years, raising the specter of cyber vulnerability among some of the sea service’s most potent platforms.
-
Commandant: Coast Guard’s IT nears ‘catastrophic failure’
Adm. Karl Schultz’s annual State of the Coast Guard speech touched on the challenges facing a sea service that also notches many triumphs.
-
How the Navy wants to fix its woefully antiquated computer systems
The sea service also wants to boost cyber security.
-
Pew! Pew! Pew! Laser-armed warships no longer science fiction
The Navy has never been closer to fielding directed-energy weapons.
-
CNO defends hiding scathing internal report on Fitzgerald collision from public
While a secret report offered new insight into the problems plaguing the Fitz before the warship’s 2017 collision, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said much of it overlapped with what service leaders already released.
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As Navy pledges surface reforms, some ask for proof of improvement
Navy leaders defended reform efforts a day after a Senator questioned the lack of data on such efforts.
