US Navy

Austal Begins Development of 8th US Navy Navajo Ocean Tug

Austal has begun construction of the US Navy’s eighth Navajo-class towing, salvage, and rescue ship in Mobile, Alabama.

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US Congress Proposes Hull Coating Upgrades for Navy Fleet

The US House of Representatives has passed legislation to modernize the hull coatings of US Navy ships by 2028.

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US Navy Lays Keel of Sixth John Lewis Oiler Ship

The US Navy has laid the keel of the sixth John Lewis-class fleet replenishment oiler at a General Dynamics NASSCO facility in San Diego.

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X-Bow to Assemble Solid Rocket Motors for US Navy

Defense manufacturing firm X-Bow has received contracts to build Mk 72 and Mk 104 solid rocket motors for the US Navy.

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T-Mobile Joins 10-Year Wireless Service Support Initiative for US Military

The US Navy has selected T-Mobile to supply wireless services for US Department of Defense agencies in the next decade.

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US Has Spent $1B on Houthi Attacks But Militants’ Arsenal Unfazed: Intel

The US military has already spent about $1 billion in countering deadly attacks by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, according to a recent US intelligence report.

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US Awards $984M Naval Drone Contract to 49 Firms

The US has awarded $982 million in contracts to 49 defense and technology firms to develop systems for its current and future unmanned surface vehicles.

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First Australian Navy Team to Train in US on AUKUS Submarine Ops

The Royal Australian Navy has sent its first batch of sailors to an AUKUS nuclear-powered attack submarine training in Groton, Connecticut.

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V-22 Ospreys Won’t Return to Full Flight Status Until 2025: US Navy Official

Hundreds of V-22 Osprey aircraft across all branches of the US military will not be allowed to return to full flight status until at least mid-2025.

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Anduril to Develop Solid Rocket Motor for US Navy’s SM-6 Missile

Anduril Industries has been selected to develop a solid rocket motor for the US Navy’s Standard Missile-6.

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