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Naval Today
Daily Newsletter · 3 September 2026

Good morning — here are today's top stories from the industry:

1
Operations

USS Abraham Lincoln makes first full port stop after 286 days at sea

2
Propulsion

US Navy certifies Rolls-Royce mtu engines for autonomous vessels

3
Vessels

Australian Navy commissions two Evolved Cape-class patrol boats

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