US Navy
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May- 2023 -26 MayAir
Collins Aerospace Starts Full Production of US Navy’s Next Air Combat Training Solution
Raytheon Technologies segment Collins Aerospace has begun the full-rate production of a new air combat training solution for the US Navy.
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25 MayAmericas
General Dynamics Lands $1B Deal for US Navy Submarine Program
General Dynamics has received a contract modification for the construction of two US Navy Virginia-class fast-attack submarines.
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24 MayAmericas
First Flight III Arleigh Burke Destroyer Completes Acceptance Trials
The US Navy has completed acceptance trials for its future USS Jack H. Lucas (DDG 125) guided-missile destroyer.
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23 MayMiddle East
Combined Maritime Force Introduces New Group to Train Partner Navies in Middle East
The 38-nation Combined Maritime Force has established a new group to enhance maritime security training in the Middle East.
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22 MayAir
US Air Force Awards Lockheed $1.2 Billion JASSM and LRASM Contracts
The US Air Force has awarded Lockheed Martin over $1 billion in contracts to produce two key missile systems.
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22 MayAmericas
Austal Clinches Potential $3.2B Deal for US Navy’s Future T-AGOS Fleet
Austal USA has received a $113.9 million contract to design the US Navy Auxiliary General Ocean Surveillance Ship.
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18 MayAmericas
Bath Iron Works Lays Keel for Next Flight III Arleigh Burke Destroyer
Bath Iron Works has laid the keel for the US Navy’s future Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer.
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16 MayAmericas
US Navy Receives 17th Independence-Class Littoral Combat Ship
The US Navy has taken delivery of its 17th Independence-class littoral combat ship from Austal USA in Mobile, Alabama.
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15 MayAmericas
US Navy Commissions Latest Arleigh Burke-Class Destroyer
The US Navy has commissioned the latest Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer in Key West, Florida.
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12 MayAir
US Military Readiness Degraded by Two Decades of Conflict: Report
Two decades of direct and indirect conflict involving the US military has degraded its combat readiness, the Government Accountability Office has found.
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