-
Timeline set to get troubled flattop Ford to sea
In a message last month to the fleet, the Acting SECNAV pushed for a renewed sense of urgency to deploy the carrier.
-
The surface Navy needs to fundamentally reshape itself to defeat the Chinese threat, study finds
A new study calls for radical changes to the structure and operation of the U.S. Navy’s surface fleet.
-
Pakistan and China launch joint naval drills. Should India be concerned?
A nine-day Sino-Pakistani naval exercise commenced in Pakistan’s port of Karachi this week with the arrival of a Chinese naval task group. Find out what ships were in attendance.
-
US lawmakers protest proposed cuts to shipbuilding
Two key lawmakers are protesting proposed shipbuilding cuts outlined in a memo that leaked in late December.
-
The Marine Corps’ 4 priorities in the information environment
Deputy Commandant for Information Lt. Gen. Lori Reynolds lays out her priorities for operations in the information environment in 2020.
-
The aircraft carrier Ford’s new arresting gear gets a stress test
General Atomics put the advanced arresting gear through combat-like conditions this past October.
-
Fleet commander directs US Navy’s surface force to develop concepts for unmanned ships
The U.S. Navy is making moves to develop concepts for the integration of unmanned surface vessels into its surface fleet.
-
The US Navy’s aging submarine support ship Frank Cable completes sea trials
The submarine tender Frank Cable is back in action after more than a year undergoing repairs to its boilers.
-
The US military ran the largest stress test of its sealift fleet in years. It’s in big trouble.
Only 40 percent of the military’s organic sealift fleet is fully ready for tasking, according to a new report.
-
US Navy declares new fleet created to confront Russia fully operational
The new 2nd Fleet is now fully up and running.
-
Timeline set to get troubled flattop Ford to sea
In a message last month to the fleet, the Acting SECNAV pushed for a renewed sense of urgency to deploy the carrier.
-
The surface Navy needs to fundamentally reshape itself to defeat the Chinese threat, study finds
A new study calls for radical changes to the structure and operation of the U.S. Navy’s surface fleet.
-
Pakistan and China launch joint naval drills. Should India be concerned?
A nine-day Sino-Pakistani naval exercise commenced in Pakistan’s port of Karachi this week with the arrival of a Chinese naval task group. Find out what ships were in attendance.
-
US lawmakers protest proposed cuts to shipbuilding
Two key lawmakers are protesting proposed shipbuilding cuts outlined in a memo that leaked in late December.
-
The Marine Corps’ 4 priorities in the information environment
Deputy Commandant for Information Lt. Gen. Lori Reynolds lays out her priorities for operations in the information environment in 2020.
-
The aircraft carrier Ford’s new arresting gear gets a stress test
General Atomics put the advanced arresting gear through combat-like conditions this past October.
-
Fleet commander directs US Navy’s surface force to develop concepts for unmanned ships
The U.S. Navy is making moves to develop concepts for the integration of unmanned surface vessels into its surface fleet.
-
The US Navy’s aging submarine support ship Frank Cable completes sea trials
The submarine tender Frank Cable is back in action after more than a year undergoing repairs to its boilers.
-
The US military ran the largest stress test of its sealift fleet in years. It’s in big trouble.
Only 40 percent of the military’s organic sealift fleet is fully ready for tasking, according to a new report.
-
US Navy declares new fleet created to confront Russia fully operational
The new 2nd Fleet is now fully up and running.
-
Timeline set to get troubled flattop Ford to sea
In a message last month to the fleet, the Acting SECNAV pushed for a renewed sense of urgency to deploy the carrier.
-
The surface Navy needs to fundamentally reshape itself to defeat the Chinese threat, study finds
A new study calls for radical changes to the structure and operation of the U.S. Navy’s surface fleet.
-
Pakistan and China launch joint naval drills. Should India be concerned?
A nine-day Sino-Pakistani naval exercise commenced in Pakistan’s port of Karachi this week with the arrival of a Chinese naval task group. Find out what ships were in attendance.
-
US lawmakers protest proposed cuts to shipbuilding
Two key lawmakers are protesting proposed shipbuilding cuts outlined in a memo that leaked in late December.
-
The Marine Corps’ 4 priorities in the information environment
Deputy Commandant for Information Lt. Gen. Lori Reynolds lays out her priorities for operations in the information environment in 2020.
-
The aircraft carrier Ford’s new arresting gear gets a stress test
General Atomics put the advanced arresting gear through combat-like conditions this past October.
-
Fleet commander directs US Navy’s surface force to develop concepts for unmanned ships
The U.S. Navy is making moves to develop concepts for the integration of unmanned surface vessels into its surface fleet.
-
The US Navy’s aging submarine support ship Frank Cable completes sea trials
The submarine tender Frank Cable is back in action after more than a year undergoing repairs to its boilers.
-
The US military ran the largest stress test of its sealift fleet in years. It’s in big trouble.
Only 40 percent of the military’s organic sealift fleet is fully ready for tasking, according to a new report.
-
US Navy declares new fleet created to confront Russia fully operational
The new 2nd Fleet is now fully up and running.
