HNoMS Fridtjof Nansen Built to Defend Norway’s Rugged Coastline
Courtesy of Surface SITREP. Republished with the permission of the Surface Navy Association
Norway’s five Fridtjof Nansen Aegis-guided missile …
Naval Forces
Aircraft Carrier Evolution
The USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) is the latest chapter in a carrier story which began almost a century …
Ships of NATO’s SNMG2 Exercise With Allies in Black Sea
NATO ships of Standing NATO Maritime Group Two (SNMG2) began a deployment to the Black Sea earlier this month to …
Experts Gather at Maritime Security 2015 East
Maritime security experts are gathering this week at Maritime Security 2015 East in Jacksonville, Florida, to exchange information and …
Raytheon Awarded $122 Million for More Tomahawk Block IV Missiles
Raytheon has been awarded a $122,443,911 million contract modification for 114 Tomahawk Block IV missiles for the U.S. Navy, according …
Interview With Vice Adm. Tom Rowden
Courtesy of Surface SITREP. Republished with the permission of the Surface Navy Association (www.navysna.org).
Edward H. Lundquist: You’ve …
Surface Warfare Hall of Fame Inducts Five
The Surface Navy Association recently inducted five individuals into its Surface Warfare Hall of Fame. This award recognizes a …
Griffin Missiles Arm Navy’s Smallest Combatants
The U.S. Navy’s smallest combatant, the 179-foot Coastal Patrol (PC), is armed with one of the Navy’s smallest missiles, the …
Going Electric: The History and Future of Naval Electric Drive
The new Zumwalt-class destroyer is described as an “electric ship.” The next-generation carrier is more “electric” by far than any …
Littoral Combat Ship 2014 Highlights
A recently released Lockheed Martin video shows littoral combat ship (LCS) highlights from 2014. The recent announcement that a follow …