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The article reports that the U.S. President Donald Trump administration delivered several billion dollar budget for Fiscal Year 2021 that promises to hike pay, scrap four littoral combat ships, trim number of gapped billets at sea, invest in a future robot fleet and stockpile ship-killer missiles in case war breaks out with China.

The article discusses how the crew fixed first-in-class flattop Ford warship. Topics discussed include information on role of NASCAR pit engineers to redesigned flight deck; challenges in preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance and technical preparations; and full-ship shock trials to see how the class withstand potential battle damage.

The article talks about the defense spending bill, coordinating with the United States Coast Guard and Maritime Administration for finding the Strategic Arctic Ports, the issue of the warships shattering ice-encased decks and the use of mukluk boots to survive in the freezing cold. It talks about legislation hosting Coast Guard vessel, creating trade routes faster than Russia and China, the challenges in building the Arctic Port and finding deep water in the coastline of Alaska.

American and Russian officials blamed each other for a near collision of two warships on June 7. “At roughly 11:45 local time, the guided-missilecruiser Chancellorsville and the Russian antisubmarine destroyer Admiral Vinogradov crossed paths in the Philippine Sea," Cmdr. Clay Doss,spokesman for the U.S. 7th Fleet in Japan, told Navy Times by phone.Doss said the American warship was recovering its helicopter and maintaining a steady course and speed.

The article offers information related to U.S.-Iranian war discussing that a massive U.S.-led military invasion will prompt Iranians to overthrow their Islamic regime and transform Iran into an American ally. Topics discussed include that the few U.S. and allied boots on the ground inside of Iran belong to clandestine special operations forces and other government agencies who locate and destroy key targets or shuttle key insiders out of the war-torn country of Iran.

The article discusses how Iran's advanced surface-to-air missile defenses, ballistic missiles and cruise missiles could endanger the lives of U.S. pilots if U.S. goes to war with Iran. According to the author, Iran's modern air defenses and early warning systems can only be defeated by the U.S. through electronic warfare. INSET: WHATS THE END GAME HERE?.

The article discusses how enemy missiles and high costs raise questions about carrier's future. Topics include U.S. military mired in counterinsurgency conflicts in 21st century, urging Navy leaders to reconsider whether to continue investing in carrier aviation or shift the fleet's resources, and policy of President Donald J. Trump's administration.

The article offers news briefs related to U.S. Navy as of December 31, 2018. The relationship of U.S. has with Russia has been affected due to annexation of Crimean peninsula of Ukraine and economic sanctions by western nation against president Vladimir Putin. The aircraft carrier, amphibious warships will be prepared to swap homeports to move in 2019. The aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford will be enjoying banner year and has inspired U.S. Navy to buy warships.

The article presents the most dangerous places where sailors of the U.S. Navy are deployed. Among these dangerous places for tough sailors are the Black Sea, Bab-El-Mandeb, South China Sea, North Korea/Sea of Japan, and the Persian Gulf. The training, operations, and the confrontations encountered by the sailors in these areas are noted.

The article offers information on topics related to the U.S. Navy. Topics mentioned include the plan by 2016 President-elect Donald Trump to add a 350 ship for the Navy, the rating titles in the Navy, and the leadership in the Navy. Also mentioned are the U.S. foreign policy to Russia and China, the pay benefits for military personnel, and the military retirement.

The article offers information on the stealthy littoral combat ship (LCS) Gabrielle Giffords slipped out of San Diego, carrying a new vessel-killing missile that could transform it into the high tech mauler inventors. It mentions new Naval Strike Missile on Gabrielle Giffords helps make Vice Admiral Tom Rowden's vision a reality; and also mentions the presence of a meaner and more dependable LCS promises to free up destroyers and cruisers for more important missions.

The article discusses the lateral entry push of U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter. It states that the entry push is an important part of the Force of the Future personnel reform. It notes that it aims to bring in more top talent especially for high-tech career fields that focused on cyber warfare and space. It mentions that the individual military services would be authorized to expand the lateral entry up to the rank of colonel.

The article reveals the jury-rigged welding of a pipe joint near the innermost chamber of the nuclear powered engine of the U.S. Navy's Virginia-class attack submarine Minnesota. It highlights the investigation into the ship's defective parts and tampering, emergency repair measures that could impair its combat effectiveness, quality control issues, and possible flawed pipe fittings in other attack submarines.

The article focuses on the anticipated changes that will take place in the Armed Forces of the U.S. in 2016. It povides overview of the expected changes in terms of advancements, uniforms and fitness tests for military personnel in the country. It also mentions the possibility of reforms in the military health system, commissary, and the addition of littoral combat ships (LCS).

The article offers information on the number of sailors from the U.S. Navy's 7th Fleet cruiser and the destroyer flotilla. Topics include the history of navy admiral John S. McCain's tragedy, tackling the problem of weary sailors, and in-port training of sailors. Comments from David Huljack, commanding officer of the destroyer Barry, are also included.