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The lead vessel of the U.S. Navy’s last class of conventionally powered aircraft carriers, USS Kitty Hawk (CVA/CV-63) was commissioned in April 1961. The...
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The lead vessel of the U.S. Navy’s last class of conventionally powered aircraft carriers, USS Kitty Hawk (CVA/CV-63) was commissioned in April 1961. The...
While Super “Duper” is not the most original catchphrase to describe the new Block III F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter upgrade, it does make sense....
Naval Strike Missile, a 2 Minute Review: Norway isn’t exactly a naval powerhouse, nor does it have a significantly large defense sector, yet the NATO...
DF-21D, a Real Threat? After nearly two decades of counter-terror operations around the world, the United States military has recently begun shifting its focus...
Battleship USS Maryland, a 4 Minute History Lesson: Laid down at Newport News Shipbuilding in April 1917, and commissioned in July 1921, USS Maryland (BB-46)...
What if the Navy can’t repair warships fast enough in a war? In what should be seen as a truly worrisome state of affairs, the...
The Royal Navy’s HMS Dreadnought, which was launched in 1906, had such an impact on naval design that she essentially made all previous battleships...
On October 2, the USS Connecticut ran into an underground mountain in the South China Sea. The Navy has fired the nuclear attack sub’s top three...
In the long term, the Chinese military is the primary adversary of the U.S. armed forces. A conflict with a near-peer enemy would be a lot...
The US Navy vs. China’s PLAN: Who Wins a War At Sea? A few months back over at Bloomberg retired Admiral Jim Stavridis presents his take on...