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Canada has selected the German Navy's Berlin-class design for its new fleet of supply ships, setting in motion the eventual construction of two vessels that are critical to maritime operations.
Questions raised by the Indian Finance Ministry have delayed the Navy's quest to procure six additional submarines equipped with air independent propulsion for more than $12 billion.
The Navy's Fire Scout unmanned aerial vehicle program is undergoing a major change, shedding the small helicopter used in earlier versions for a new model with greater range and payload.
The Navy will start to experiment with 3-D printing this year by setting up printers in Norfolk, Va., and San Diego to produce custom-designed plastic parts and gadgets for crews.
Japan should develop amphibious and pre-emptive strike capabilities while bolstering sea- and ground-based ballistic-missile defenses, according to policy proposals from the ruling party.
Israel's prime minister accused Iran and its Palestinian and Lebanese allies on Sunday of carrying out "nonstop" cyber attacks on major computer systems in his country.
The Marine Corps has taken steps to address three pressing gear concerns: lighter, stronger body armor, improved sights for grenade launchers, and more sophisticated jammers for improvised explosive devices.
An Army major general has been suspended from duties as commander of forces in Japan over accusations he failed to “report or properly investigate an allegation of sexual assault,” DOD says.