Navy/USMC

The Navy plans to stop ordering new Tomahawk cruise missiles beyond the 100 requested for fiscal 2016 while not ruling out the possibility of buying more, and will take a […]

Technical problems and the testing schedule of a new landing system pose the biggest obstacle to delivering the first ship of the Gerald R Ford (CVN-78) class of aircraft carriers […]

The Navy’s exclusive competition for the construction of the LHA-8 amphibious assault ship and new oiler auxiliary vessels is intended to protect the industrial base, Navy acquisition chief Sean Stackley […]

The Navy is planning to issue a request for proposals (RFP) in May for a radar system for the new class of aircraft carriers, an admiral said Tuesday. Rear Adm. […]

The Navy is looking to swap the mission modules on a Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) for the first time on an overseas deployment sometime in 2016, the admiral in charge […]

Bolstering the role of service chiefs in acquisition would help make procurement more effective, the Army Chief of Staff told the House Armed Services Committee (HASC). “I’d like to see […]

The Navy may soon be asking Congress to fund the purchase of more Boeing [BA] F/A-18E/F Super Hornets separate from the formal budget request, a decision driven by problems the […]

The Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard have issued an updated maritime strategy that outlines the changing environment throughout the world and how the services intend to address new threats, […]

The Marine Corps told Congress on Wednesday that the unit cost of procuring a new ground-based radar system known as G/ATOR could rise dramatically under a full return to sequestration […]

Navy SEALS are innovative problem solvers because they have to be, and innovation in areas such as unmanned vehicles or data exploitation or human performance is key to enhance future […]