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Navy establishes new defense industrial base office: Cao

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By Diana Stancy Verified
| Breaking Defense Verified
The Honorable Hung Cao, Acting Secretary of the Navy, delivers his remarks during the commissioning ceremony for USS Idaho (SSN 799) at Naval Submarine Base New London in Groton, Conn. on April 25, 2026. (U.S. Navy photo by John Narewski) WASHINGTON — The Navy is launching a new defense industrial base office, in an attempt to bolster the industrial supply chain and ramp up the adoption of “innovative technologies” into the fleet.
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Navy reveals new long range air-to-air missile, dubbed ‘Malice’

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By Diana Stancy Verified
| Breaking Defense Verified
WASHINGTON — The Navy is creating a new long-range air-to-air missile dubbed “Malice,” according to the service, capable of hitting targets at distances exceeding 250 nautical miles (287.7 miles). “The Department of the Navy is developing the AIM-424 Long Range Air-to-Air Missile (LRAAM), a next-generation missile intended to strengthen fleet defense and maintain a decisive air-domain overmatch against advanced threats,” the Navy said in a statement posted online over the weekend.
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Trump’s call for fifth shipyard likely to run into cost, workforce hurdles: Analysts

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By Diana Stancy Verified
| Breaking Defense Verified
WASHINGTON — The Navy’s youngest of its four public shipyards is more than 100 years old. Now, President Donald Trump says it’s time for a fifth, in an effort to expand repair capacity for nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and submarines.
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