Edward H. Lundquist
Capt. Edward H. Lundquist, U.S. Navy (Ret.) is a senior-level communications professional with more than 28 years of public affairs, public relations, and corporate communications experience in military, private association, and corporate service. During his 24-year naval career, Lundquist qualified as a Surface Warfare Officer and later served as a Public Affairs Officer. He retired from active duty in 2000.
He is a principal science writer for MCR Federal, LLC. Lundquist is a member of the executive committee for the Surface Navy Association and serves as vice president of the Greater Washington Chapter. He writes frequently for publications including Armed Forces Journal, Surface Warfare, Unmanned Systems, Naval Forces, Warships International, Maritime Reporter, and others.
Most Recent Posts by Author
Naval Self-protection Solutions Rely on Interoperable Launchers and Ammunition
Armchair admirals count guns and missile launchers, but seagoing naval men and women know the importance of reliable and …
Interview with Rear Adm. Rick Williamson, USN, Commander Navy Region Europe, Africa, Southwest Asia (EURAFSWA)
Rear Adm. Rick Williamson is responsible for managing the Navy’s shore installations in Europe, Africa and Southwest Asia. His command …
New Navy Ships Take Shape at Austal USA
Austal USA in Mobile, Alabama, is building the Independence-variant littoral combat ship (LCS) and expeditionary fast transport (EPF) for the …
Launching a Trimaran LCS
Unlike traditional ship launchings, where the hull slides down the building ways, launching the hull from the final assembly bay …
Interview with Rear Adm. Tom Druggan, USN
Rear Adm. Tom Druggan is commander of the 8-Division strong Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) HQ. He leads more than …
Interview: Rear Adm. John Fuller
(Courtesy of Surface SITREP, published by the Surface Navy Association (www.navysna.org).)
Lundquist: You have two different but …
USS Coronado Is Forward Deployed in Southeast Asia
Courtesy of Surface SITREP, published by the Surface Navy Association.
USS Coronado (LCS 4) called at Langkawi, Malaysia on …
Littoral Challenges Addressed at OPTECH South 2017
Naval experts from around the world are meeting in Cartagena, Colombia, for the Operations and Technology (OPTECH) South 2017 conference. …
Layered Security in the U.S. Marine Transportation System
America’s economic strength is dependent on freedom of the seas as well as an efficient system of ports …
Western Hemisphere Strategy Seeks to Achieve Cycle of Success
In September 2014, Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard Adm. Paul Zukunft released the service’s “Western Hemisphere Strategy,” …