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US Marine Corps gives update on drone, ship needs for amphibious ops
The Marine Corps is mulling future amphibious concepts and platforms, even while a Pentagon study on the near-term acquisition of amphib ships is ongoing.
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US Marines are developing air-launched swarming munitions for helos
The Marines want long-range loitering munitions to launch from their helicopters and from the ground, as part of their Force Design 2030 modernization.
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Ursa Major wins Air Force contract for hypersonic, space launch engine
Ursa Major will mature two engines, one to replace Russian rocket engines for satellites and the other to support hypersonic testbeds and aerial targets.
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Marine Innovation Unit tackles some remaining Force Design tech needs
The unit aims to leverage reservists’ contacts in the business and tech worlds to quickly solve modernization problems.
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Navy eyes private capital to modernize dated facilities
The Navy’s infrastructure spending needs are too large for the traditional military construction budget, leading one admiral to look elsewhere for funding.
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US Navy, Marines push to make virtual training more real
The sea services want to be able to practice complex scenarios in a training and simulation environment that pulls together all-domain sailors and Marines.
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US Navy aims to field manned-unmanned fleet within 10 years
Several leaders at the Sea-Air-Space conference presented updates on key unmanned programs. Here are the highlights.
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Navy creating unmanned, AI operations hub within US Southern Command
The service said that, following the success of Task Force 59 in the Middle East, it would bring unmanned and AI operations to Central and South America.
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Navy admiral wants data to decide ship decommissionings
Adm. Daryl Caudle wants to have a data-driven — and binding — debate with Congress well ahead of decommissioning ships, to avoid any last-minute changes.
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US Navy prioritizes ‘game-changing’ rearming capability for ships
Reloading a vertical launching system is a challenging maneuver, given the crane must hold missile canisters vertically, while slowly lowering explosives.
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US Marine Corps gives update on drone, ship needs for amphibious ops
The Marine Corps is mulling future amphibious concepts and platforms, even while a Pentagon study on the near-term acquisition of amphib ships is ongoing.
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US Marines are developing air-launched swarming munitions for helos
The Marines want long-range loitering munitions to launch from their helicopters and from the ground, as part of their Force Design 2030 modernization.
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Ursa Major wins Air Force contract for hypersonic, space launch engine
Ursa Major will mature two engines, one to replace Russian rocket engines for satellites and the other to support hypersonic testbeds and aerial targets.
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Marine Innovation Unit tackles some remaining Force Design tech needs
The unit aims to leverage reservists’ contacts in the business and tech worlds to quickly solve modernization problems.
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Navy eyes private capital to modernize dated facilities
The Navy’s infrastructure spending needs are too large for the traditional military construction budget, leading one admiral to look elsewhere for funding.
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US Navy, Marines push to make virtual training more real
The sea services want to be able to practice complex scenarios in a training and simulation environment that pulls together all-domain sailors and Marines.
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US Navy aims to field manned-unmanned fleet within 10 years
Several leaders at the Sea-Air-Space conference presented updates on key unmanned programs. Here are the highlights.
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Navy creating unmanned, AI operations hub within US Southern Command
The service said that, following the success of Task Force 59 in the Middle East, it would bring unmanned and AI operations to Central and South America.
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Navy admiral wants data to decide ship decommissionings
Adm. Daryl Caudle wants to have a data-driven — and binding — debate with Congress well ahead of decommissioning ships, to avoid any last-minute changes.
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US Navy prioritizes ‘game-changing’ rearming capability for ships
Reloading a vertical launching system is a challenging maneuver, given the crane must hold missile canisters vertically, while slowly lowering explosives.
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US Marine Corps gives update on drone, ship needs for amphibious ops
The Marine Corps is mulling future amphibious concepts and platforms, even while a Pentagon study on the near-term acquisition of amphib ships is ongoing.
-
US Marines are developing air-launched swarming munitions for helos
The Marines want long-range loitering munitions to launch from their helicopters and from the ground, as part of their Force Design 2030 modernization.
-
Ursa Major wins Air Force contract for hypersonic, space launch engine
Ursa Major will mature two engines, one to replace Russian rocket engines for satellites and the other to support hypersonic testbeds and aerial targets.
-
Marine Innovation Unit tackles some remaining Force Design tech needs
The unit aims to leverage reservists’ contacts in the business and tech worlds to quickly solve modernization problems.
-
Navy eyes private capital to modernize dated facilities
The Navy’s infrastructure spending needs are too large for the traditional military construction budget, leading one admiral to look elsewhere for funding.
-
US Navy, Marines push to make virtual training more real
The sea services want to be able to practice complex scenarios in a training and simulation environment that pulls together all-domain sailors and Marines.
-
US Navy aims to field manned-unmanned fleet within 10 years
Several leaders at the Sea-Air-Space conference presented updates on key unmanned programs. Here are the highlights.
-
Navy creating unmanned, AI operations hub within US Southern Command
The service said that, following the success of Task Force 59 in the Middle East, it would bring unmanned and AI operations to Central and South America.
-
Navy admiral wants data to decide ship decommissionings
Adm. Daryl Caudle wants to have a data-driven — and binding — debate with Congress well ahead of decommissioning ships, to avoid any last-minute changes.
-
US Navy prioritizes ‘game-changing’ rearming capability for ships
Reloading a vertical launching system is a challenging maneuver, given the crane must hold missile canisters vertically, while slowly lowering explosives.
