Civilian scientists at a U.S. Navy laboratory in Southern California provide a key layer of quality control for the Trident II D5 Life Extension missile.
The Defense Contract Management Agency supported the delivery of the 1,000th modified F/A-18 Super Hornet from a contractor facility at Cecil Airport, Florida, on June 30.
The U.S. Navy issued new technical requirements on Aug. 11 that broaden the use of metallic additive manufacturing across submarine design, construction, overhaul and repair.
The U.S. Navy has publicly revealed a previously little-known next-generation air-to-air weapon, the AIM-424 Long Range Air-to-Air Missile, or LRAAM, officially named “Malice.”
Royal Navy Lt. Richard Woods is the first British pilot to serve as an instructor on the carrier-based F-35C.
The U.S. Navy selected Zone 5 Technologies to develop a maritime strike variant of the AGM-188 Rusty Dagger under a $65 million agreement.
USS George Washington recorded its 200,000th fixed-wing aircraft recovery on Aug. 18 when Navy Lt. Steven Frazier landed an F-35C Lightning II in the Indian Ocean, the U.S. Department of War said.
The company said SPY-6 advances integrated air and missile defense at sea by giving the Navy greater awareness to detect, track and respond to advanced threats
The U.S. Navy is retiring the Northrop Grumman-built C-2A Greyhound, concluding more than 60 years of logistics operations supporting carrier strike groups.
U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Gary Montalvo has taken command of Submarine Group 7 in Japan, succeeding Rear Adm. Lincoln Reifsteck after a tenure marked by expanded undersea operations and closer cooperation with regional allies.
Kratos describes the broader ARAV family as configurable short- and medium-range ballistic missile targets that can emulate different threats.
The U.S. Navy has declared USS Massachusetts (SSN 798) ready for fleet tasking and waived the Virginia-class submarine’s post-shakedown availability.
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