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UncategorizedOPC Win Means Growth At Austal USA
Austal USA’s $3.3 billion contract win last week for the next 11 ships of the Coast Guard’s offshore patrol cutter (OPC) will lead to growth for the company after work […]
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UncategorizedGD-NASSCO Wins $600 Million To Support Building Three Ships
The Navy awarded General Dynamics’ National Steel and Shipbuilding Company (NASSCO) [GD] $600 million in two contract modifications on June 28 to procure long-lead-time material to support construction of two […]
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Homeland SecurityINTERPOL Releases Findings From Counter-Drone Exercise
Technologies being developed and deployed to detect, track and counter potential threats posed by small drones to aircraft and airport operations and other critical infrastructures need to be tested in […]
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UncategorizedGAO Finds That Los Alamos Safety Culture ‘Needs Improvement,’ According To NNSA
Triad National Security has made the Los Alamos National Laboratory a little safer since taking over as the prime contractor in 2018, but the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) believes […]
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UncategorizedNavy Accepts SSC LCAC-104
The Navy accepted the next Ship-to-Shore Connector (SSC), Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC)-104 on June 9. Acceptance came after the vessel finished Acceptance Trials with the Navy’s Board of Inspection […]
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UncategorizedFirst Columbia SSBN Keel Laid, Named District Of Columbia
General Dynamic’s [GE] Electric Boat held a keel laying ceremony for the first Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine on June 4, named the future USS District of Columbia (SSBN-826). During a […]
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UncategorizedHill: NGI On Track To Place First New Missile a Year Early
The head of the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) this week said the first Next Generation Interceptor (NGI) missiles for homeland-based defense is set to be put in the silos a […]
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CongressHouse Seapower Leaders Push Legislation For Minimum 31 Amphibious Ship Requirement
The leaders of the House Armed Services Committee (HASC) seapower panel introduced legislation that would keep the Navy from going below 31 amphibious battle force ships, as is the Marine […]
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UncategorizedCNO Unsure If Navy Will Need MUSVs, Explains Retiring Ground-Based Growlers
The Chief of Naval Operations on Thursday said he was unsure if the future force would need a Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel at all and separately explained why the fiscal […]
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UncategorizedLPD-32 Buys Time For Navy To Decide On Next Amphibs, Navy Officials Say
Top Navy officials this week said the service’s budget plan to buy only one more San Antonio-class (LPD-17) Flight II amphibious transport dock ship, LPD-32, and end the program buys […]