Setting the course

Article Abstract:

Adm. Mike Mullen, chief of naval operations (CNO), is planning to resolve a national crisis in naval shipbuilding by emphasizing stability, initiative and a less chaotic relationship between the US Navy, government and industry. He is already setting the course for a new vision of sea power where humanitarian work and cultural relations are given greater prominence as the US forces go further afield.

Mullen, Mike

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The revolutionary

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Adm. Vern Clark, chief of naval operations (CNO), discusses about the benefits of Human Capital Strategy and the objectives behind Sea Enterprise. He describes his experiences in the US Navy after becoming the CNO in 2000 and also about his impending retirement in July 2005.

Clark, Vern

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Small company races for place on Navy's new ship program

Article Abstract:

The effort to develop and build the $12 billion Littoral Combat Ship Naval program is attracting many small companies for executing portions of the contract. This project aims at generating a multimission vessel that would enhance the Navy's proficiency.

Strategy & planning, Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts, Planning, Defense industry, Company business planning, Defence industry, Combat support

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