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US Navy’s new booster uses modular design to support faster missile production
X-Bow Systems has won a potential $69.7 million agreement to develop a solid rocket
Recent union contract wins in California and Maine are delivering pay bumps and better benefits and may reflect new industry trends, members said.
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US Navy, Anduril plan $6.6bn Arsenal-2 shipyard in Maryland
The planned shipyard will include a graving dock and facilities for submarine components and autonomous underwater vessels.
Textron Systems received a $230-million contract modification from the US Navy to build two additional Ship-to-Shore Connector landing craft.
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US Navy moves 19,000-ton USS Wyoming to Pacific in major nuclear fleet reshuffle
The U.S. Navy has repositioned one of its newer Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarines to the
The U.S. Navy launched a tethered Blueye X3 through USS Pasadena’s torpedo tube to test underwater inspections from a submerged submarine while keeping sailors inside the pressure hull. (Picture source: US Navy)
The US Navy has doubled its capacity to command the MQ-25A Stingray after installing a second control hub aboard the aircraft carrier.
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US Navy’s next aircraft carrier hits 99% completion, enters sea-testing phase
The US Navy has taken preliminary acceptance of its next aircraft carrier, the future
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US Navy submarine crews sleep beside live torpedoes on months-long patrols
Inside a US Navy submarine, crews spend months without sunlight while rotating through shared bunks to keep the vessel operating around the clock. Racks stacked three high and sleeping spaces beside live torpedoes reveal how tightly daily life is packed around the mission.
The US Navy evaluated General Atomics' MQ-9B SeaGuardian drone at a tactical symposium at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island in Washington.
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US Navy helicopter didn’t crash in Red Sea: CENTCOM fact-checks Iran claim, says all aircraft safe
The US Central Command (CENTCOM) has rejected reports in Iranian state media claiming that a US Navy MH-60R helicopter crashed into the Red Sea after declaring an emergency.Get breaking news anytime,