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  1. US Navy wants long-range missiles, more maintenance money in wish list

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  2. Textron drone deploys on US Navy destroyer as contractor-operated ISR node

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  3. US Navy intends to decommission some of its newest warships

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  4. Navy on Track to Deploy MQ-25A Carrier Tanker in 2026 on USS Theodore Roosevelt

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  5. U.S. Navy Moving To Adopt Mark 44 30mm On MSI Mount

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  6. Ford completes flight deck certification

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  7. US Navy reveals ships facing potential decommissioning next year

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  8. 2 injured in US naval submarine accident in Washington state

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  9. ‘The Navy owes the American public an apology,’ Luria says during rebuke of Biden’s budget proposal

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  10. All Freedom Littoral Combat Ships in Commission Tapped for Early Disposal

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  11. US Navy seeks to end San Antonio-class ship production, reducing fleet by 8 amphibious hulls

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  12. US Navy says its new carrier only needed a fraction of the repairs required the last time a flattop did 'shock trials' 34 years ago

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  13. Navy Clear to Decommission 5 Cruisers, Unclear Which Ships Will Leave the Fleet

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  14. Navy Will Install Hypersonic Missiles Aboard Zumwalt Destroyers Without Removing Gun Mounts

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  15. UPDATE TO NAVY-WIDE OPTASK VISUAL INFORMATION

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  16. Navy details damage to submarine USS Connecticut that struck undersea mountain

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  17. UPDATED: Navy Recovers Crashed F-35C From Depths of South China Sea

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  18. CNO Gilday: Navy Balancing New SSN(X) Attack Submarine Design Against Need For NGAD, DDG(X)

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  19. Navy warship damages sonar dome while underway

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  20. Troubled Littoral Ship Still Can’t Perform Mission, GAO Says

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  21. USS Carl Vinson Recovered Quickly After F-35C Ramp Strike, Say Officials

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  22. The Navy's New Train Car Has All the Firepower and Tech You Need for Nuclear Security

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  23. Navy confirms video and photo of F-35 that crashed in South China Sea are real

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  24. Crashed F-35C Fell off USS Carl Vinson Flight Deck into South China Sea

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  25. F-35C Lightning II has Landing Mishap on USS Carl Vinson

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