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The Navy revived its railgun program, opening fresh hypersonic projectile tests at White Sands

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A U.S. aircraft carrier ran its first shipboard laser-weapon test, burning drones out of the sky

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U.S. destroyers keep escorting tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as Iran renews its closure threat

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U.S. destroyers are still escorting oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as Iran threatens to close it again

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The Navy accepted its final Flight IIA destroyer, the USS Patrick Gallagher, two months ahead of schedule

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A U.S. Navy sea drone rescued two downed American aircrew near the Strait of Hormuz — the first robotic rescue in Navy history

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U.S. Navy destroyers are escorting oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz

By Kade Winslow

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U.S. Navy destroyers are escorting oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz

By Kade Winslow

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A U.S. Navy sea drone rescued two downed American aircrew near the Strait of Hormuz — the first robotic rescue in Navy history

By Kade Winslow

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The U.S. Navy will mass 32 warships and 31 nations off Hawaii this month

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House lawmakers moved to bar the Navy from buying any warship built in a foreign shipyard, a push to keep US shipbuilding at home

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The US Navy is buying 16 Boeing Orca robot submarines built to lay mines and hunt targets with no crew aboard, racing to match China’s fleet

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The US, UK and Australia just launched their first joint project to build undersea attack drones, opening a new front against China’s growing submarine fleet

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The Pentagon expects China’s submarine fleet to reach 65 boats this year, closing in on the 71 the US Navy runs across the entire planet

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Those new undersea drones will take on the Pacific’s deadliest jobs, from mine-laying to spying, while crewed subs stay clear

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The Boeing Orca can cross thousands of miles on its own to lay mines and scout, all without a single sailor aboard

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The attack submarine USS Connecticut returns to service this September, years after a collision with an undersea mountain crippled it

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South Korea is going all-in on nuclear-powered submarines, launching a homegrown program to build boats that can stay hidden underwater for months at a time

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The US Navy locked in a $15.4 billion deal to keep building its Columbia-class submarines, the future backbone of America’s nuclear deterrent

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The US Navy just laid out a plan to grow its battle fleet to 450 ships by 2031, racing to close the gap with China’s booming shipyards

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