Defense & Aerospace Report Podcast [Sep 09, 2019 Monday Business Report]
On this episode of the Business Podcast, sponsored by Bell, we discuss the week on world markets…
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DSEI’s Porter on Key Themes at 20th Anniversary Show
Maj. Gen. Roddy Porter, British Army Ret., DSEI’s spokesman, discusses key themes at the 20th anniversary gathering of DSEI, new features for 2019 and attendance expectations with Defense & Aerospace Report Editor Vago Muradian. Our coverage is sponsored by L3 Harris and Leonardo DRS and in partnership with Clarion Events — DSEI’s organizer — and working with the UK Department of International Trade’s Defence & Security Organisation to bring our audience the best in British defense.
NavalX’s Gray, Margolick on Opening of Tech Bridges, Innovation
Cdr. Sam “Chubs” Gray, USN, and Capt. John Margolick, USMC, of US Navy’s NavalX agility and innovation cell discuss the five new regional Tech Bridges across America and and their organization’s role in innovation with Defense & Aerospace Report Editor Vago Muradian in Northern Virginia.
Altavian’s Perry on US UAV Industry, Access to Investment, Growth
John Perry, the CEO of Altavian, discusses America’s UAV industrial base, access to investment and growth strategy with Defense & Aerospace Report Editor Vago Muradian at AUVSI’s annual conference in Washington, DC.
Defense & Aerospace Podcast [Friday Roundtable Sep 06, 2019]
On this Roundtable episode of the Defense & Aerospace Report Podcast, sponsored by Bell, a…
Fincantieri’s Hunt on “Designing Ships for Sailors”
Vice Adm. Rick Hunt, USN Ret., president of Fincantieri Marinette Marine, discusses his commentary piece…
Navy Ships, Aircraft Depart Norfolk Ahead of Hurricane Dorian
NORFOLK, Va. – With Hurricane Dorian moving up the eastern seaboard, the Navy started moving 23 ships and 114 aircraft from multiple Hampton Roads bases out of the storm’s path, today.
Designing Warships for Sailors
By Vice Adm. Richard Hunt, USN Ret.
The US Navy is at the beginning of designing and building its future surface combatant force. This is more than simply replacing old ships with new ones, more than just fielding platforms with upgraded sensors and weapons. It is an opportunity to introduce proven, industry-best practices to create a foundation for sailors to excel.
In designing the next surface combatant, the Navy must always keep warfighting first, but also consider total-ownership cost savings, maintainability, and human-factors engineering to ensure sustainable operational effectiveness and safety. Additionally, new ships must be ready to operate in today’s environment of cyber threats. Warfighting relevance will depend on the ability to fight through strong cyber attacks.
Defense & Aerospace Report Podcast [Sep 03, 2019 Business Report]
On this episode of the Business Podcast, sponsored by Bell, we discuss the week on…
Florida Navy Bases Prep for Hurricane Dorian
NORFOLK, Va. — As Hurricane Dorian strengthened to a Category 3 storm Friday afternoon, the U.S. Navy was already moving ships, aircraft and people out of the storms potential path.