IDT participated in the Naval Submarine League Corporate Members Day in Arlington, VA, from March 6-7, 2024. This event brought together subcontractors, government personnel, and industry peers to hear from Navy leadership about major acquisitions, technical challenges, and the Navy's general undersea vision. IDT engaged directly with key stakeholders in the submarine community to explore collaborative solutions to the challenges faced by the Submarine Force.
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Want to know how SAIC is revolutionizing the US Navy through digital innovation? Dive into our EVP of Navy, Barbara Supplee's latest blog post to explore the impact of #DigitalEngineering tools and the digital thread on naval operations. #USNavy #SAS2024
Modernizing the U.S. Navy through Digital Engineering Tools and the Digital Thread
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🚢 Exciting news in the maritime industry! The U.S. Navy has unveiled plans to retire 48 ships between 2022-2026, marking a significant shift in naval strategy and resource allocation. These plans, now up for legislative consideration, include transferring vessels to MARAD, Foreign Military Sales (FMS), or recycling. This strategic move reflects the Navy's commitment to modernization and optimization, ensuring that resources are efficiently utilized to meet evolving defense needs. It also opens up opportunities for collaboration and partnership both domestically and internationally. Read more about this development and its implications for the future of naval operations: https://lnkd.in/edQTj7bY
Navy Plans to Retire 48 Ships During 2022-2026 - Seapower
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Cooperation between the allied democracies hasn't been more essential in 80 years. However, when I see these large-scale naval exercises, I think we are fighting the last war, not preparing for the one already upon us. Have we learned nothing from Ukraine? Nothing from our intelligence on China's military development? Grand fleet manoeuvers make excellent targets for Chinese ship-buster missiles and the new class of air, surface, and underwater sea drones. The US carrier group in the Red Sea can't defeat the Houthis. How will the Grand Fleet defeat the China/Russia/Iran axis? A carrier group's operating range is about 500 miles. A Chinese carrier-buster missile has a range of 750 miles. Only one has to hit. And they are much cheaper than a carrier, a naval fighter plane, or a defensive missile. The NATO nations are ramping up their defense spending, and justifiably so. However, a massive percentage of that spending will do nothing to make the free world safer. Indeed, it is a distraction from accelerating the development of the systems that will make the free world safer. Time to wake up. Department of War Studies Atlantic Council Council on Foreign Relations Mits Capital Center for a New American Security (CNAS) RAND The Brookings Institution Hudson Institute American Enterprise Institute Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) United States Department of Defense #foreignpolicy #nationalsecurity The White House Institute for the Study of War William Collins J. Scott Christian Matt Abrams #foreignpolicy #nationalsecurity National Security Council, The White House Ashley Roque Lara Seligman Haley Britzky Joe Gould The Merge DefenseScoop Defense Brief Defense News Tony Capaccio Paul McLeary Connor O'Brien Jake Epstein Colin Demarest Valerie Insinna Breaking Defense Defensemirror.com The Defense Post Audrey Decker
So it begins! The 29th RIMPAC is officially underway. This year's motto: "Partners: Integrated and Prepared". The next month will bring together 25,000 personnel from 29 partner nations under one mission. Sailors assigned to Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) form "RIMPAC 24" on the flight deck as the ship arrives at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam for Exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2024. 📸 U.S. Navy Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Leon Vonguyen
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Excited to share the latest Frag Order (FRAGO 01-2024) from General Eric M. Smith, Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, outlining his vision and priorities. As Marines, we remain steadfast in our commitment to being a premier warfighting organization, upholding ironclad discipline, and fostering a learning culture. Key priorities highlighted in the FRAGO include: - Balancing crisis response and modernization - Naval integration and organic mobility - Enhancing quality of life for Marines - Recruiting, making, and retaining Marines - Maximizing the potential of our reserves These priorities underscore the dedication to readiness, innovation, and excellence. As Marines evolve alongside the changing character of warfare, our Devil Dogs stand ready to face any challenge with resilience and determination. https://lnkd.in/eAkHM9yM
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Rich Porreco and I were given a ‘first look’ of a 26-Ac defense manufacturing industrial site under development and slated for completion in late-2025. This industrial site will serve as a future home to occupiers & contractors that service the 32nd St Naval Base - home to the Pacific Fleet & 2nd largest Naval Base in the United States. The Pentagon and VA spending pumped $56.4 billion into the San Diego economy in 2023, according to this year's Military Impact Report. Cresa #industrialrealestate
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An excellent report from GDEB.
General Dynamics Electric Boat President Kevin Graney wraps up the year aboard the PCU Iowa (SSN 797), sharing what the EB team accomplished in 2023. Thank you to the #gdelectricboat team for your continued dedication and commitment to our mission. Please take pride in all you do to provide the U.S. Navy with the world’s finest submarines in defense of our nation. We wish everyone a happy and safe holiday season, and look forward to another great year in 2024!
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Honored to support NAVAIR PMA-209 Avionics Architecture (AAT) - the Open Architecture Engagement Team. Connecting Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) Leaders, Experts, Solutions | Think HOST, SOSA™, FACE®, CMOSS
In case you haven't caught wind of this yet, the inaugural MOSA Industry and Gov't Summit & Expo in Sept. was such a success, that the 2024 event has just been announced for 17-18 June at the Gaylord National Harbor Convention Center, MD ~ such close proximity to draw upon Leadership decision-makers. We understand the Expo floor space is selling quickly. If your company has a strategy or stake in defense technology, i.e. MOSA/OA/OS - FYSA: https://lnkd.in/eXK-NgQR US Navy Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) US Army PEO Aviation United States Air Force Air Force Life Cycle Management Center TechConnect #defenseindustry #modularopensystemsapproach #technology #openarchitecture #openstandards
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Are you curious about #submarines? This week I will post some videos about SSBN, SSGN, and SSN (LA, SEAWOLF, and VIRGINIA class). Is there something specific you would like to see? I decided to start with the topside of a VIRGINIA Class with the VLS tubes. Infrastructure Masons Compass Datacenters US Navy Build Submarines Naval Submarine League United States Submarine Veterans #veterans #veteransupport #veteranshelpingveterans
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How the Air Conditioning System in Navy Ships Works Note: Articles that inspire business/Knowledge and personal growth #Navy #ships are equipped with an #airconditioning system to keep the crews comfortable while they’re on duty. The air conditioning system in Navy ships works differently than the one found in buildings. For those who are curious, here’s how it works. What are the 3 types of Navy? Naval operations can be broadly divided between riverine and littoral applications (brown-water navy), open-ocean applications (blue-water navy), and something in between (green-water navy), although these distinctions are more about strategic scope than tactical or operational division. #hvacdesignengineer #ships #navy #hvacdesign #hvacrepair #cooling #heatingandcooling #construction #hvactools #airconditioner #refrigeration #hvaccontractor #contractor #hvacquality #hvacmaintenance #acrepair
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