The Navy revealed new details Tuesday about its procurement plans for a new Guided Missile Battleship (BBG(X)) program.

Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle supplied modernization updates at the Navy League’s Sea Air Space convention.

The F/A-XX program has been in limbo for about a year due to concerns over defense industrial base capacity.

In a social media post Saturday, U.S. Central Command announced that underwater drones will join the mine clearance effort.

The budget proposal includes initial funding for a new class of battleships.

The Defense Innovation Unit is trying to aid the Navy via its Emulation Module for Unmanned Systems (EMU) program.

In a new bid protest, the Texas-based defense startup alleges the Navy’s solicitation contains terms that “unduly restrict competition.”

The Navy is reconfiguring its model for buying autonomous watercraft that can navigate and manage cargo with little to no human input.

"Anytime I can get an unmanned system, even though it may be expensive, it doesn't come with a name and a family tied to it,” one tech…

This new strategy will mark a key element of Adm. Caudle’s broader modernization vision and Fighting Instructions.