SAN DIEGO -- Industry needs to hear the Navy's "pleas" to move away from legacy platforms that won't help the United States deter a fight with China, according to Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday.
Friday, October 11, 2024
Friday, October 11, 2024
SAN DIEGO -- Industry needs to hear the Navy's "pleas" to move away from legacy platforms that won't help the United States deter a fight with China, according to Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday.
SAN DIEGO -- The Navy needs a common operating picture of its battlespace and more long-range strike capabilities for the future fight, according to Adm. Paparo, commander of the service's Pacific Fleet.
SAN DIEGO -- The Navy is looking to expand information warfare in its existing live, virtual and constructive network in the near future, according to a service official.
SAN DIEGO -- The Navy will be placing information warfare officers in two submarines during a pilot program this summer, according to a service official.
SAN DIEGO -- As the Navy emphasizes the need for a new operational architecture, requirements for Project Overmatch, the Navy's software-defined network of networks, are still to be determined.
The Navy is looking for a maritime search and rescue unmanned aircraft system to potentially begin program procurement in fiscal year 2023.
CAMP PENDLETON, CA -- Using a new requirements process and connecting end-users to technology development, the Marine Corps is developing a family of systems to help the Explosive Ordnance Disposal community and the service as a whole.
During an industry conference this week, a Navy official gave an overview of amphibious programs during a time of budget constraints.
The Marine Corps is trying to buy "several" MQ-9 Reapers, but the process is on hold due to the continuing resolution, according to a service official.
The Navy is prioritizing readiness in the coming budget, regardless of the size of the service, according to a Navy official.
Adm. John Aquilino, head of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, needs to personally brief President Biden to communicate the urgency of the situation with Taiwan, according to a congressional seapower leader.
The Navy's new operational architecture, Project Overmatch, is completing spirals every quarter, according to a senior service official.
The solicitation for the development and fabrication of the Navy's Razorback Torpedo Tube Launch and Recovery configuration will be awarded in fiscal year 2022.
The Navy is developing a strategy with U.S. Transportation Command to purchase used ships to combat an aging sealift fleet, according to Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost, head of TRANSCOM.
The Navy has organized the largest international collection of unmanned technology -- surface, undersea and aircraft -- for a major naval exercise in the Middle East that will explore the potential of unmanned systems paired with artificial intelligence for maritime domain awareness and search and rescue.
Northrop Grumman delivered its first MQ-4C Triton to the Navy with an upgraded hardware and software configuration, IFC-4.
With an increased focus on operating in the Pacific theater, the Navy is considering different platforms to create a more distributed fleet architecture -- one of which being the Next Generation Logistics Ship.
The Navy is seeking to expand its training area in the Gulf of Alaska, according to a notice released today.
The Marine Corps conducted an operational test and evaluation of the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile from an attack helicopter in December, according to a statement issued today.
As the Navy sharpens its plan for a more distributed fleet with smaller combatants, the procurement of lighter, electrified systems is becoming increasingly important.