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• MECO to Design and Develop Advanced Shipboard Desalination for U.S. Navy
• Advanced Precision Kill Weapons System is Successful in First Fixed-Wing Aircraft Test
• STEM Grand Challenge Winners to Build Better Digital Tutors for Students
• Greenert, Amos Tell HASC No Sequestration Planning Has Been Done
• Insitu Delivers Small TUAS Capability to Marines
• Navy Names Forward Deployed Ships to Rota, Spain
• 2013 Budget Presents Challenge, But Gives Navy-Marine Corps Team What It Needs, Officials Say
• ONR To Showcase Unmanned Underwater Systems at Ocean Sciences Meeting
• Navy To Install New Chemical Agent Detection Capability Fleet-Wide
• USNS Comfort to Move to Naval Station Norfolk
• Titan Salvage Wins Navy Marine Salvage and Engineering Support Contract
• U.S. Navy Names Five New Ships
• Bell Boeing Delivers First Block C V-22 Osprey to U.S. Marine Corps
• AH-1Z Cobra Targeting System Makes First Operational Deployment with Marine Corps
• Cubic Awarded Maritime Security Contract Covering Ports in Mexico, Colombia
• Raytheon Completes First Test of JSOW-ER Warhead
• Navy’s 2013 Budget Proposal Slides Ships, Aircraft
• Raytheon Engages Malaysian Industry for Missile Work
• Raytheon Restarts Production of Maverick Missile for U.S. Air Force, Navy
• Fidelity Captures $35 million U.S. Navy Contract
• Japan Coast Guard Selects S-76D Helicopter for Search and Rescue
• Budget Proposal Gives Coast Guard Initial New Icebreaker Funds
• U.S. Navy Awards Northrop Grumman $37 Million for Next Phase of CANES
• Navy Names Littoral Combat Ship Gabrielle Giffords
• Raytheon Gets NAVSEA Contract Increase for CEC Support
• Iridium Launches New Maritime Broadband Platform
• Navy Awards Second Oceanographic Research Vessel Contract
• Navy Looks to Improve UAS Capabilities
• Coast Guard Still Has Hopes for Fire Scout
• Marine Corps, Navy Face UAS Challenges
• Vigor Industrial to Acquire Alaska Ship & Drydock
• Lockheed Martin Awarded JIEDDO Services Contract
• CNO Expects To Maintain 285-Ship Fleet
• Navy to Begin Tests on Electromagnetic Railgun Prototype Launcher
• Northrop Grumman Participates in Bold Alligator With F-35 Sensors
• Raytheon Wins $39.6 Million U.S. Navy Contract for AIM-9X Missiles
• Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Orders Airborne Laser Mine Detection Systems
• Raytheon, US Navy Complete JSOW C-1 Developmental Testing
• SPAWAR Selects Winning Bidder for CANES Design
• Modeling & Simulation for Navy Test and Evaluation Headlines Technical Forum
• GE Marine’s LM2500 Gas Turbine to Power Fifth National Security Cutter
• Adm. Harvey: Ponce Will Be MCM Ship, not ‘Commando Platform’
• Safety Remains a Concern with Cuba Oil Drilling
• Lockheed Martin, Raytheon Team to Provide SEWIP Electronic Attack Capability
• Navy, Marine Flag, General Officer Nominations Move Forward
• NOAA Launches USS Monitor 150th Anniversary Website
• EADS North America Delivers 13th HC-144A to U.S. Coast Guard
• Raytheon’s RAM Strikes Twice During Back-to-Back Tests
• Ingalls Shipbuilding Presents Patrol Frigate Derivative of NSC at Pacific 2012
• General Dynamics Unit Gets Contract for SM-3 Control Actuators
• Analysts: Budget Shows Fewer Navy Ships Than Expected in Next 5 Years
• Panetta Lays Out Five-Year Defense Budget Cut Details
• Maritime Industry Leaders Launch National Workforce Initiative
• Maersk Line Leads Fuel Switch at Port of Virginia
• Navy Advances Electrical Protection for Shipboard Sailors
• Navy Minehunting Fleet Upgraded with Improved Sonar Capability
• BAMS UAS Program Advances with Launch of First Radar Flight
• ITT Exelis Completes Testing of Next Generation Jammer Array Transmitter Technology
• Clearwater Newly Designated a Coast Guard City
• QinetiQ North America Receives Urgent Order for Micro Robots
• Navy Progresses in Demonstrating Unmanned Refueling Capability
• U.S. Navy Completes Raytheon Laser-Guided Maverick Testing
• Sikorsky, Danish Aerotech Sign MOA for MH-60R Helicopter Support
• Northrop Grumman to Supply Marine Navigation Equipment for Suez Canal Authority
• Panetta on F-35: ‘Absolutely Critical That We Get It Right’
• Marine Corps’ F-35B Fighter No Longer on Prohibition
• General Dynamics NASSCO Marks Keel-Laying of First Mobile Landing Platform Ship
• Fire Scout To Operate Aboard Simpson on West African Deployment
• Marine’s Best Friend Shows Explosive-Detecting Capabilities
• ONR Sets Date for 2012 Naval S&T Partnership Conference
• Sailors Continue To Learn from ‘Shipmates to Workmates’ Program
• House Wants Hearing on Cruise Ship Safety
• Growlers to Be Forward-Deployed to Japan
• Submarine Squadron Three Slated for Deactivation
• Second Foss Maritime Hybrid Tug Bound for Southern California
• Mills Highlights Need for Marine Amphibious Forces
• Lockheed Martin to Build Aegis Ashore Test Sites
• Fuel Transfer Begins in Alaska
• Missile Defense ‘National Team’ Awarded C2BMC Contract
• 2nd Independence-class LCS Christened Coronado
• Navy Budget Chief: ‘We Will Not Sacrifice Wholeness’
• Harvey to Surface Warfare Community: “Take Ownership!”
• Healy Inches Toward Nome With Russian Tanker
• ITT Exelis Wins Contract to Design Airborne Mine Countermeasure Tow Cable
• Program Progress Reports Given at Surface Navy Association Symposium
• CNO Says Fleet Strength in Pacific ‘About the Right Posture’
• Coast Guard, Interior Department Review Oil Rig Off Cuba
• Maersk Line Ltd. Brings the First of Two Project Cargo Ships Under U.S. Flag
• Raytheon Awarded Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile Contracts
• GAO: Coast Guard Could Improve Equal Employment Opportunities
• Military Sealift Command Reorganizes to Increase Efficiency, Cut Costs
• U.S. Navy Rescues Iranian Fishing Vessel from Pirates in Arabian Sea
• New U.S. Defense Strategy Calls for ‘Smaller, Leaner’ Yet Still Capable Military
• General Atomics Completes Delivery of Motor Generators for Carrier Electromagnetic Launcher
• General Dynamics Awarded $96M To Support Trident II Submarine Strategic Weapons Systems
• Unmanned Helicopter Makes First Delivery for Marines in Afghanistan
• Green Command Van Provides Self-Sufficient Disaster Response
• USS Missouri Returns From Post-Shakedown Availability Five Weeks Early
• General Dynamics Gets $191 Million Navy Contract  for Common Missile Compartment Work
• New Device To Detect Bleeding in Brain Could Be Boon on Battlefield
• Renewable Energy Push Continues With Lightweight, Sun-Powered Generator
• HII Awarded $113 Million to Continue Prep Work for John F. Kennedy Carrier
• San Francisco Completes Pre-Inactivation Restricted Availability
• Parker Aerospace Signs Agreement With U.S. Navy Fleet Readiness Center
• Maritime Security Analysis by Coast Guard Needs Tweaking
• USS John C. Stennis Launches Navy’s Final Air Mission over Iraq
• Japan Selects F-35 Lightning II
• ITT Exelis-Boeing Team Completes Wind Tunnel Testing of NGJ Pod
• Raytheon’s Navy Multiband Terminal Successfully Tests With On-Orbit AEHF Satellite
• Ingalls Shipbuilding Delivers San Diego to U.S. Navy
• Northrop Grumman To Support Navigation System’s Integration on CH-53K Helicopter
• Lockheed Martin Achieves Critical Reliability Testing Milestone for RMMV
• General Dynamics Completes Tender Offer for Force Protection
• Lockheed Martin Delivers U.S. Navy’s First MUOS Satellite
• U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Transfers TV Kings Pointer to Texas A&M University
• Maersk, U.S. Navy Collaborate on Biofuel Initiative
• MBDA Unit Buys Northrop Grumman’s Viper Strike Munitions Business
• Raytheon Awarded $241 Million Contract for SM-3 Block IIA
• Assistant Commandant Spells Out Marine Corps Priorities
• Lockheed Martin Submarine Combat System Successful in Brazilian Navy Sea Trials
• Cubic Receives Navy Contract for Training Systems
• U.S. Navy, Northrop Grumman Demonstrate First Manned-Unmanned Intel Sharing
• VSD Awarded $6.8M Contract To Support Iraqi Navy
• Navy Demos New Material’s Capability To Increase Weapons’ Explosive Force
• Coast Guard Continues Weighing Arctic Presence
• MARAD Releases New Designs for Shipping Vessels on America’s Marine Highways