DefenseNSWC Corona designs lifesaving 3D-printable safety clip for explosive ordnance disposal
NSWC Corona Division developed a 3D-printed safety clip designed to save lives during explosive ordnance disposal.
Original source: U.S. Navy News ↗HERALD · Defense · 89 stories
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DefenseUSS Washington (SSN 787) Undocks at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard On Schedule
USS Washington (SSN 787) successfully undocked on schedule at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard on Oct. 28, 2026.
Original source: U.S. Navy News ↗
DefenseBelgium Transfers First Tripartite Minehunter BNS Bellis to Bulgarian Navy
Belgium transferred the first Tripartite-class minehunter BNS Bellis to the Bulgarian Navy to strengthen NATO security in the Black Sea.
Original source: Naval News ↗
DefenseUSS Columbia Arrives at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
USS Columbia (SSN 771) arrived at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard on Oct. 29, 2026.
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DefenseRauma Shipyard Launches Third Pohjanmaa-Class Corvette for the Finnish Navy
Rauma Marine Constructions launched the third Pohjanmaa-class corvette for the Finnish Navy's Squadron 2020 program.
Original source: Naval News ↗
DefenseHegseth Praises Ohio Aerospace Workers During Arsenal of Freedom Tour
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth thanked Ohio aerospace workers for working with a warfighter's urgency during the first stop of his Arsenal of Freedom tour.
Original source: Archive · 2026-10-25 · U.S. Department of Defense News ↗
DefenseU.S. Navy submarine arrives in Western Australia for Scheduled Maintenance Period in support of AUKUS
USS Colorado arrives at HMAS Stirling for scheduled maintenance supporting AUKUS.
Original source: U.S. Navy News ↗
DefenseProject Agincourt Leaders Reach Out to Industry With Path Forward
Project Agincourt leaders issued an open letter to industry partners and the joint force this week, establishing the tone for the Autonomous Warfare Command's development.
Original source: Archive · 2026-10-26 · U.S. Department of Defense News ↗
DefenseUSS McFaul (DDG 74) Returns to Norfolk Following Deployment
USS McFaul (DDG 74) returned to Naval Station Norfolk following deployment.
Original source: U.S. Navy News ↗
DefenseNavantia launches seventh Avante corvette for Saudi Arabia
Navantia launched the seventh Avante corvette for Saudi Arabia at the Bay of Cádiz on October 25, 2026.
Original source: Naval News ↗
DefenseFirst U.S. Navy Destroyer Enters Phase Two of DDG MOD 2.0 Modernization
USS Pinckney becomes first U.S. Navy destroyer to enter Phase Two of DDG MOD 2.0, adding advanced SPY-6 radars to counter growing global threats.
Original source: Archive · 2026-10-25 · Naval News ↗
DefenseNaval Unmanned Helicopters Get Second Life
Navy and Army repurposed divested MQ-8C Fire Scout helicopters into rapid test assets, demonstrating joint force agility and resource optimization.
Original source: Archive · 2026-10-24 · U.S. Department of Defense Features ↗
DefenseAir Force Cadets Explore Human-Machine Teaming Through Research
Air Force Academy cadets use humanoid and quadruped robots to research how emerging technologies influence human behavior and decision-making, preparing them to work with autonomous systems as future officers.
Original source: Archive · 2026-10-24 · U.S. Department of Defense Features ↗
DefenseNPS Announces Nine Digital Trident II Projects Addressing Pacific Operational Challenges
NPS Office of Research and Innovation selected nine projects for Digital Trident II development to address Pacific operational challenges.
Original source: U.S. Navy News ↗
DefenseBipartisan Senate bill would push DOD to expand its oversight of in-use commercial frontier AI models
Bipartisan Senate bill directs the secretary of defense to create new reporting requirements and voluntary guidance for large AI contractors.
Original source: Archive · 2026-10-09 · DefenseScoop ↗DefenseDepartment of the Navy selects Radiant Industries for Microreactor Prototype at Naval Weapons Station Crane
Navy selects Radiant Industries to prototype a microreactor at Naval Weapons Station Crane.
Original source: U.S. Navy News ↗