Transforming War at Sea Through Disruptive Technologies
Investments in science and technology today are shaping the battlefield of tomorrow. The Navy is conducting exciting research into futuristic …
Naval Forces
Smart Riders
The year 2008 was the deadliest on record for U.S. Navy and Marine Corps personnel who ride motorcycles.
“There was …
Pirates Are Becoming More Violent
The scourge of the Somali pirates continues, despite a continued presence of naval forces patrolling the region.
According to the …
Test Plan
Sixty-six years have passed since the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School (USNTPS) was launched on March 12, 1945 with the …
U.S. Navy Year in Review
The U.S. Navy completed its 235th year on the high seas in 2010, and it is in a position to …
World Naval Developments Update
Because this overview is limited in length, it includes only highlights, and it cannot cover even most of the world’s …
OPVs Needed by Gulf of Guinea Area Nations
An admiral in the Nigerian Navy told attendees at a conference on Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) that the nations in …
Remembering the USCGC Acushnet
On March 11, 2011, at Coast Guard Base Support Unit Ketchikan, Alaska, the 67-year-old Coast Guard Cutter Acushnet was officially …
Anti-access Air Defenses: Tracking the Development of Anti-stealth Countermeasures
The introduction of stealth technology into U.S. combat aircraft in the late 1970s, leading to the addition of the F-117 …
Former Congressman Continues to Press Navy for Nuclear Combatants
Even though Gene Taylor lost his reelection bid, he is still an outspoken proponent of nuclear power on naval combatants. …