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First Modernized Ticonderoga Cruiser Returned to Navy Service

ARLINGTON, Va. — The first of seven Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruisers entered into the Cruiser Modification Program has been returned to the U.S. Navy’s fleet for service. USS Cowpens went through the modification at the NASSCO shipyard in San Diego over…

Navy Looks at Expanded Missions for Textron’s CUSV

ARLINGTON. Va. — As Textron’s Common Unmanned Surface Vehicle (CUSV) goes through the paces of testing, it is attracting the U.S. Navy’s attention for missions beyond minesweeping. The CUSV, an unmanned boat capable of towing or carrying payloads, is under…

Four Navy Ships Set for Delivery of Newest SSDS Configuration

ARLINGTON, Va. — Lockheed Martin is on tap to deliver the latest version of the Ship Self-Defense System (SSDS) to four Navy ships this summer, a company official said. Lockheed Martin was confirmed as the Combat Systems Engineering Agent (CSEA)…

Navy Surface Chief: LCS Will Deploy With Laser Weapon

ARLINGTON, Va. — The admiral in charge of the Navy’s surface warships said a littoral combat ship (LCS) soon will deploy with a laser weapon system on board.  Vice Adm. Rich Brown, commander of Naval Surface Forces, in a Jan. 6 media…

Significant Sea Service Events Mark End of 2019, Start of 2020

ARLINGTON, Va. — Even though the Seapower staff was on liberty ashore over the holidays, the world kept turning and things kept happening. Below is a summary of significant events since Dec. 19:  Acting Navy Secretary Thomas B. Modly announced on Dec. 23 the names selected for the…

Gilday: Fleet Commanders Ought to ‘Drive the Fight’

WASHINGTON — The new chief of naval operations (CNO) is planning on a return to large fleet exercises and plans to hold them annually, part of an initiative to conduct fleet-level naval warfare in an era of great power competition. …

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