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In March 1922, the US Navy’s first aircraft carrier, the USS Langley, entered service. A century later, some are questioning whether carriers can survive in...
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In March 1922, the US Navy’s first aircraft carrier, the USS Langley, entered service. A century later, some are questioning whether carriers can survive in...
The USS Gerald R. Ford is the US Navy new and now largest aircraft carrier ever. And Donald Trump hates it: The US Navy’s newest...
From the Pacific to the Persian Gulf, USS Wisconsin Was There – USS Wisconsin (BB-64) was the third Iowa-class battleship to be constructed during the Second World...
What You Didn’t Know About the Iowa-class Battleships – During the interwar era, the United States Navy put much emphasis on the construction of...
USS Maryland was a historic World War II battleship that made some serious history: Laid down at Newport News Shipbuilding in April 1917, and commissioned...
Navy’s New Budget Ignores Reality, Fails to Deliver Warfighting Capacity, and Is Probably Illegal – Bipartisan concern over China’s increasingly belligerent posture led Congress...
Russia’s Kilo-Class Submarines Remain a Real Concern for Washington – During the Cold War, the Soviet Union operated one of the largest submarine forces...
The US Navy and broader US military would love the idea of a flying aircraft carrier of sorts–China and Russia would hate it. Could...
Launched in September 1942, the United States Navy’s USS Lexington (CV/CAV/CVS/CVT/AVT-16) went on to have the longest career of any Essex- class aircraft carrier. She was laid down...
The Columbia-class, while expensive, is needed for the US Navy to continue nuclear deterrence and save guard the nation against countries like Russia and...