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US Navy to survey grounded C-2A Greyhound 5,600 meters below surface
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US Navy to survey grounded C-2A Greyhound 5,600 meters below surface

The US Navy announced it is starting a mission to survey the downed C-2A Greyhound aircraft that crashed into the Philippine Sea en route to aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan on November 22. The navy will carry out the mission with help from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s research vessel R/V Pet

about 8 years ago
US Naval Surface Forces head steps down
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US Naval Surface Forces head steps down

US Naval Surface Forces commander Vice Adm. Thomas Rowden stepped down from his position on January 18 in the aftermath of US Navy destroyer collisions in the Pacific in 2017. Rowden stepped down ahead of a recommendation for his relief as part of a series of measures taken following the loss of 17

about 8 years ago
Newest US Navy LPD ‘Portland’ to serve as laser weapon host ship
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Newest US Navy LPD ‘Portland’ to serve as laser weapon host ship

The newest US Navy amphibious transport dock ship Portland (LPD-27) will serve as a platform for the technology demonstration of a laser weapon developed by the Office of Naval Research. This was announced by LPD-17 and LHA program manager Capt. Brian Metcalf at the Surface Navy Association’s annual

about 8 years ago
Immature technologies could endanger Columbia-class schedule, costs, GAO warns
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Immature technologies could endanger Columbia-class schedule, costs, GAO warns

The US Navy’s next generation of ballistic missile submarines could encounter cost overruns and unexpected delays caused by new and under-tested technologies, a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report has warned. GAO noted that additional development and testing on several Columbia-class subma

about 8 years ago
GA-EMS to develop permanent-magnet propulsion motor for US Navy LDUUV
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GA-EMS to develop permanent-magnet propulsion motor for US Navy LDUUV

The US Office of Naval Research has awarded General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems a contract to design and deliver an advanced permanent-magnet propulsion motor to be used on the US Navy’s large displacement unmanned undersea vehicles (LDUUVs). Over the next 18 to 20 months, GA-EMS will design, bu

about 8 years ago
DCMA Boeing St. Louis delivers EA-18G Growler to US Navy’s VX-31 test squadron
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DCMA Boeing St. Louis delivers EA-18G Growler to US Navy’s VX-31 test squadron

The US Navy’s Air Test and Evaluation Squadron Three One, known as VX-31, on December 14 received an EA-18G Growler aircraft from the Defense Contract Management Agency Boeing St. Louis, the agency’s EA-18G to be delivered. The event signified an important milestone in the Growler program. After mor

about 8 years ago
Construction starts on third Canadian Navy AOPS HMCS Max Bernays
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Construction starts on third Canadian Navy AOPS HMCS Max Bernays

Canadian shipbuilder Irving Shipbuilding hosted a steel-cutting ceremony on December 19, marking the construction start on the Royal Canadian Navy’s third arctic and offshore patrol ship (AOPS), the HMCS Max Bernays. Carla Qualtrough, Canadian public services and procurement minister, announced the

about 8 years ago
Peruvian Navy starts construction of second Makassar-class LPD ‘Paita’
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Peruvian Navy starts construction of second Makassar-class LPD ‘Paita’

The Peruvian Navy officially marked the beginning of construction works on its second Makassar-class landing platform dock (LPD) ‘Paita’ with a keel-laying ceremony on December 14. The ceremony took place at the SIMA shipyard in Calao and was led by Peruvian defense minister Jorge Nieto Montesinos.

about 8 years ago
US Marines unmanned resupply helicopter aces final flight demonstration
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US Marines unmanned resupply helicopter aces final flight demonstration

The US Marine Corps’ unmanned helicopter has completed a successful final flight demonstration at Marine Corps Base Quantico, the Office of Naval Research (ONR) announced. The unmanned helicopter enhances autonomy options for the Marine Corps and was developed as part of the Autonomous Aerial Cargo/

about 8 years ago
DARPA wants to replicate the Internet of Things at sea
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DARPA wants to replicate the Internet of Things at sea

Just like the internet of things connects smart devices enabling tracking and monitoring of events, The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) wants to have something similar for the open ocean. Dubbed the ‘Ocean of Things’, the program seeks to enable persistent maritime situational a

about 8 years ago
Canadian Navy’s first AOPS HMCS Harry DeWolf takes shape
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Canadian Navy’s first AOPS HMCS Harry DeWolf takes shape

Irving Shipbuilding has transported the last major section of the Royal Canadian Navy’s first Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship – the future HMCS Harry DeWolf – from inside the Halifax Shipyard’s indoor shipbuilding facility outside to land level. As the bow section was joined together with the previo

about 8 years ago
GDEB gets $432m for Virginia-class submarine development work
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GDEB gets $432m for Virginia-class submarine development work

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $432 million contract modification to provide research and development and lead-yard services for Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack submarines. Under the contract, Electric Boat will undertake development studies and o

about 8 years ago
Russian, US deep ocean ROVs join search for missing Argentine submarine
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Russian, US deep ocean ROVs join search for missing Argentine submarine

US and Russian Navy specialized deep-ocean unmanned vehicles are joining efforts to locate the missing Argentine Navy submarine ARA San Juan. The US Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) deployed its cable operated unmanned recovery vehicle (CURV) 21 which was loaded aboard US Navy research vessel R/V Atlan

about 8 years ago
Check out underwater footage of USS Ward ahead of Pearl Harbor anniversary
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Check out underwater footage of USS Ward ahead of Pearl Harbor anniversary

An expedition team aboard the research vessel R/V Petrel recently documented the famous World War II destroyer USS Ward (Destroyer No. 139) in its final resting place ahead of the Pearl Harbor attack anniversary on December 7. Funded by Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Paul G. Allen, the expe

about 8 years ago
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