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Ia dar no mesmo, já que o maior desafio não é a integração dos sistemas mas as alterações estruturais necessárias para aderir aos padrões do NAVSEA. Arriscaria até que as F100 necessitariam de maiores alterações estruturais que as FREMM, a avaliar pelo resultado do acidente com a Helge Ingstad -- acidente esse que, provavelmente, pesou bastante na escolha final da US Navy.

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Ia dar no mesmo, já que o maior desafio não é a integração dos sistemas mas as alterações estruturais necessárias para aderir aos padrões do NAVSEA. Arriscaria até que as F100 necessitariam de maiores alterações estruturais que as FREMM, a avaliar pelo resultado do acidente com a Helge Ingstad -- acidente esse que, provavelmente, pesou bastante na escolha final da US Navy.

Mas se os próprios dizem que a culpa foi humana...

The AIBN reports issued 15 recommendations relating to ship navigation and 28 recommendations relating to damage control and ship systems. Key findings were improvement in training and competence for bridge teams, that warships always activate AIS when navigating in confined waters with other vessels (something the RN does not do consistently). Unlike RN vessels, HING was not fitted with a Voyage Data Recorder (VDR) used for post-incident analysis and this should be remedied. The majority of recommendations to the navy related to training, especially damage control in complex situations, competence in shutting down and sealing compartments and understanding, operating and maintaining safety-critical systems, especially bilge pumps.

HING passed her final FOST inspection at Devonport in March 2018 but 37% of the crew had changed in the intervening 8 months before the incident. The crew all said they had benefited greatly from the FOST programme and their own exercises but they had not practised for anything resembling these circumstances. The simultaneous failure of several technical systems, time pressure, significant flooding, loss of communication and the fact that this took place in the early morning proved overwhelming. Lean-manned warships reliant on commercially-derived IPMS and automation perhaps lack the number of watchkeepers needed for effective damage control. The use of technology for decision support and remote control of key systems implies these tools need to be extremely robust and programmed to provide fast and simple advice for a very wide range of scenarios.

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U.S. Navy Comments on FFG 62 Frigate’s Lack of Tracker Illuminator System and Design Changes

An April 2024 Congressional Research Service Report stated that the U.S. Navy’s new USS Constellation-class frigates do not have a tracker illuminator system to guide semiactive radar-homing missiles to their targets. Naval News asked the U.S. Navy to comment on this issue and what is causing frigate program delays.

https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2024/08/u-s-navy-comments-on-ffg-62-frigates-lack-of-tracker-illuminator-system-and-design-changes/

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ZUMWALT DDG1000 at HII Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula MS on 30 Aug halfway through her 2-year modernization overhaul. Both 152mm guns have been removed, the forward location to be used for Conventional Prompt Strike hypersonic weapons. HARRISBURG LPD30 is at left in 3rd view

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Enquanto o NGAD da USAF entra em pausa, a Marinha dos EUA busca avançar na seleção de seu futuro caça de sexta geração

  https://www.zona-militar.com/pt/2024/10/04/enquanto-o-ngad-da-usaf-entra-em-pausa-a-marinha-dos-eua-busca-avancar-na-selecao-de-seu-futuro-caca-de-sexta-geracao/

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$348,000,000,000 Columbia-Class Submarine Nightmare



https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/348000000000-columbia-class-submarine-nightmare-210626

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Navy announced that the USS Lyndon B. Johnson (DDG-1002) dry-docked at Huntington Ingalls Industries’ Pascagoula Shipyard in Mississippi last Sunday to begin the integration process for Conventional Prompt Strike, making the Zumwalt-class destroyer the second vessel to receive the conventional hypersonic missiles.



https://www.navalnews.com/event-news/sna-2025/2025/01/us-navy-begins-hypersonic-integration-on-uss-lyndon-b-johnson/


NAVSEA photos detailing hypersonic integration on USS Zumwalt (DDG-1000) between January and October of 2024. Photo by author

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https://www.threads.net/@algumascoisamudam/post/DFn55FoOutW

A Marinha dos EUA divulgou um clipe do USS Preble disparando uma arma laser HELIOS.

O Laser de Alta Energia com Deslumbrante Óptico Integrado e Vigilância será usado principalmente para combater UAV.

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https://www.threads.net/@algumascoisamudam/post/DFn55FoOutW

A Marinha dos EUA divulgou um clipe do USS Preble disparando uma arma laser HELIOS.

O Laser de Alta Energia com Deslumbrante Óptico Integrado e Vigilância será usado principalmente para combater UAV.

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Facing new realities amid rising costs: Could future US Navy warships be built at foreign shipyards?

Industry
February 17, 2025, by Fatima Bahtić

US senator Mike Lee and US senator John Curtis have introduced two pieces of legislation aimed at enhancing the readiness and capabilities of the US Navy and US Coast Guard, which could open the door to foreign shipyards to build future US naval vessels.

https://www.navaltoday.com/2025/02/17/facing-new-realities-amid-rising-costs-could-future-us-navy-warships-be-built-at-foreign-shipyards/

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scott maples

Jeremiah Denton (#DDG129), George M. Neal (#DDG131) and Sam Nunn (#DDG133) shown in various stages of construction at HII's #IngallsShipbuilding division.