Monthly Archives: July 2012

PACOM chief: Positive signs for China ties By Audrey McAvoy – The Associated PressPosted : Wednesday Jul 25, 2012 21:06:33 EDT CAMP H.M. SMITH, Hawaii — The top U.S. commander in the Asia-Pacific region said Wednesday he’s seeing positive signs as he tries to develop relations between the U.S. and Chinese militaries. Adm. Samuel J.Continue reading “PACOM chief: Positive signs for China ties”

Navy: Nuclear Sub Worker Set Fire So He Could Leave Early   Navy Sub Fire: New Hampshire Man Arrested AUTO START: ON | OFF Tweet More Sharing ServicesShare Share on facebook_likeEmail  7 Comments  Print   Text Size –/+   By CLARKE CANFIELD Associated Press PORTLAND, Maine July 24, 2012 (AP)     Navy investigators have determined thatContinue reading “Navy: Nuclear Sub Worker Set Fire So He Could Leave Early”

U.S. Navy Lowballing Shipbuilding Costs [REPORT] BY GCAPTAIN STAFF ON JULY 25, 2012 An illustration depicting the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78), the first in a series of six Gerald R. Ford-class vessels planned through 2042. The U.S. Navy is underestimating the cost of its proposed 30-year shipbuilding program by 19 percent, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office saidContinue reading “U.S. Navy Lowballing Shipbuilding Cost”

INS Sahyadri adds teeth to ‘blue water’ navy Ajai Shukla / Mumbai Jul 22, 2012, 00:50 IST     Ads by Google Education for the Navy : AMU is the #1 provider of education to the U.S. military. 80+ degrees.  http://www.AMU.APUS.edu/Navy In the salty sea breeze of an overcast Mumbai monsoon day, the country’s latest warship, the INSContinue reading “Indian navy grows”