Naval Team Denmark: Danish Navy and Industry Partners Sail into Baltimore
As the public marveled at the graceful tall ships that called at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor for “Sailabration 2012” commemorating the …
Naval Forces
Mexico Becomes Latest User of Damen’s StanPatrol 4207 Patrol Boat
Mexico’s Navy – Armada de México – inducted the first two of what could be as many as 28 Damen …
The U.S. Navy of 2030
Looking ahead is always daunting; crystal balls are not what they once were. If you were looking 20-odd years ahead …
Iraqi Navy 60-meter Offshore Support Vessel (OSV 401) Completes Underway Trials
The first of two RiverHawk Fast Sea Frames (RHFSF) Offshore Support Vessels (OSVs) being built for the Iraqi navy completed …
First F-35C Night Flight
Lockheed Martin recently released this video of the F-35C’s first night flight. The very noticeable cutouts in the big wings …
Damage Control Training Makes Sailors Feel The Heat
For sailors on a fighting ship, fire is not a friend. But don’t be alarmed. Shipboard damage control training ensures …
Knifefish Mine-hunting UUV to Begin Operational Testing in 2015
“Knifefish provides capability that we don’t have with UUVs today,” said Capt. Duane Ashton, a program manager for unmanned maritime …
Naval Missiles Today
The state of the art (SOTA) in naval missiles, as with so many other military systems, is not a simple …
Shipboard Firefighting Robots Being Developed
The new $17.2 million Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research (LASR) at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in Washington, D.C., is …
Can the Indian Navy Get the New Warships It Wants, When It Wants Them?
The Indian Navy’s ongoing recapitalization program is guided by its 15-year Maritime Capability Perspective Plan (MCPP) which calls for a …