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US Navy’s nuclear missiles with hypersonic speeds to get new fireproof shields
The US Navy has awarded TexTech Engineered Composites a $76.8 million contract to deliver advanced carbon-phenolic heatshield ...
The National Interest on MSN
The Navy’s Third Arleigh Burke-Class “Flight III” Destroyer Is Almost Ready
The new destroyer is named for longtime Alaska senator Ted Stevens, a strong supporter of the US Navy and Marine Corps and an unintentional early Internet icon.
China has built 350 new missile silos and expanded nuclear warheads by 20% in one year, reaching "war footing," according to ...
The National Interest on MSN
The SPY-6 Radar Is Turning the Arleigh Burke Destroyer Into a Missile Hunter
The USS Ted Stevens is the second Arleigh Burke destroyer to get the SPY-6 radar. The USS Jack H. Lucas, another Flight III ...
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How the U.S. Builds the World’s Most Advanced Radar Worth $500M
Step inside Raytheon’s massive radar facility in Andover, Massachusetts - a 1.7-million-square-foot factory where engineers are building the SPY-6, the world’s most advanced naval radar system. It’s ...
Today, there's far less ship-on-ship combat, but the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) is the most lethal, as it can project a ...
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The Impending Reboot Of The US Air Force
The F-35 and the new F-47 will fundamentally change the USAF tactical operations and force structure by shifting from a ...
Today's world military (November 17) has the following contents: The US put the littoral combat ship USS Pierre into service; ...
Long-range drone ships could help the U.S. Navy expand its presence without the associated costs, risks, and labor demands of ...
The USAF is likely to keep the Rivet Joint flying past 2050, 90 years after entering service. The absence of a planned ...
Today's world military (November 8) has the following contents: Poland receives the first ARSUS 100 reconnaissance system; ...
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