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‘Punk' Journalist, Executive Editor @thewarzonewire, and defense and security analyst
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USS Zumwalt Set To Return To Fleet After Long Anticipated Hypersonic Missile Upgrade Original

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By Joseph Trevithick Verified
| The War Zone Verified
The U.S. Navy expects the stealthy destroyer USS Zumwalt, with its new launchers for Intermediate-Range Conventional Prompt Strike (IRCPS) hypersonic missiles, to be formally returned to service by September. Upgrade work on the ship, which started back in 2023, is some 10 months behind schedule. One contributing factor in the delay was the first full shutdown of the notoriously complex Integrated Power System (IPS) since the ship was delivered to the Navy six years ago.
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China Is Building A Monster Supply Ship For Its Carrier Groups

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By Joseph Trevithick Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A very large and interesting-looking vessel is taking shape at a shipyard in southeastern China. What can be seen of it so far points strongly to it being the largest naval resupply ship anywhere in the world. A vessel like this would be valuable for supporting the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy's (PLAN) growing blue water ambitions.
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Navy Wants 1,000 Mile Combat Radius For Carrier Based Drone Fleets

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By Joseph Trevithick Verified
| RealClear Defense
The range requirement offers the first real window into the capabilities the Navy wants for its future carrier-based tactical drone fleets.
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