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NIOC Pensacola Supports Opening of Center for Operational Assessments and Specialized Training

PENSACOLA, Fla. – Navy Information Operations Command (NIOC) Pensacola, supported by Naval Information Forces (NAVIFOR), held a ribbon-cutting ceremony and official opening of the newly established Center for Operational Assessments and Specialized Training facility, also known as COAST.

Cmdr. Donald Moaratty, commanding officer of NIOC Pensacola, and Lt. Cmdr. Brian Pickler of NAVIFOR presided over the official opening.

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Commemoration of the Battle of Okinawa 80th Anniversary Message to the Fleet

Message follows:

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China demonstrated ‘satellite dogfighting,’ Space Force general says

A top Space Force general said Tuesday that commercial systems have observed Chinese satellites rehearsing “dogfighting” maneuvers in low Earth orbit — the U.S. adversary’s latest show of tactical and technological advancement in space capabilities.

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“Crash Fleet:” An Emergency Shipbuilding Program

By Lieutenant Commander Brian Adornato, U.S. Navy Reserve

“The Navy emphatically acknowledges the need for a larger, more lethal force.”

“We cannot manifest a bigger traditional Navy in a few short years.”

These two quotes from the Chief of Naval Operations’ (CNO’s) Navigation Plan 2024 (NavPlan 24) highlight an intractable problem for the U.S. Navy. The service does not have enough ships. It also has too little time to build more, considering Admiral Phil Davidson’s warning that 2027 will start a period of high risk for war with China—a timeline NavPlan 24 affirmed.

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U.S. Marines to Stage Equipment at Subic Bay Under New Prepositioning Plan

By Aaron-Matthew Lariosa
March 17, 2025 1:41 PM

After 32 years, an American military presence is set to return to Subic Bay under a new Marine Corps prepositioning program that will see the service stage equipment in the Philippines.

Last month, the U.S. Marine Corps quietly leased a 57,000-square-foot warehouse at the former Subic Bay Naval Supply Depot. The service will lease the facility from Amerasia International Terminal Services Inc., which operates the warehouse alongside Anglicotech Philippines and KBR Overseas Inc.

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Fixing the US Navy’s shipbuilding problems starts with the workers, agency analysts say

  • US shipbuilding problems are decades old and raising concerns about US Navy readiness.
  • Officials, naval affairs experts, and politicians believe the primary issue revolves around workers.
  • Wages, working conditions, and retention are top priorities.

The American shipbuilding industry is grappling with severe problems, none perhaps more crucial than the state of the workforce, naval affairs experts said this week.

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