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The U.S. Navy's DDG(X) Nightmare Explained in 1 Number
With estimates reaching $3.5 billion per DDG(X) destroyer, Congress has raised concerns about affordability. Despite this, ...
A Legendary Missing World War II Destroyer Has Emerged From the Ocean After 82 Years
The 314-foot destroyer was located largely intact, and is resting upright on the seabed roughly 200 miles east of Christmas ...
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Australia's AUKUS partners sign submarine ‘mobilisation' accord
The Australian government announced on 13 November a new ‘collaborative mobilisation' agreement between key partners in the ...
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US Navy commissions destroyer named after World War II hero
“The John Basilone (DDG 122) is the 72nd Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer and the second ship in the United ...
How Deep Can A Military Submarine Go?
The deepest a submersible of any kind has ever descended, the BBC reported in May 2019, was 10,927 meters or approximately ...
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Zumwalt-Class: The 1 Word You Can't Call These 'Stealth' Destroyers
The Zumwalt-class destroyer, once heralded as the future of the U.S. Navy, has become a costly misstep ... Its acoustic ...
US Navy destroyers unscathed after fighting off a complex attack of cruise and ballistic missiles and exploding drones
The Houthis launched a complex attack consisting of anti-ship missiles and drones, a Pentagon spokesperson said Tuesday.
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Germany: Joint statement by the IDF Spokesperson and the Israel Ministry of Defense Spokesperson
Note: partially no sound] Today (Tuesday), the naming ceremony for the IDF's sixth submarine was held at the "Kiel" shipyard in Germany, led by the Commander in Chief of the Israeli Navy, VADM David ...