Dr. James Holmes: The Naval Diplomat - 19FortyFive
There’s already some evidence that using littoral combat ships in this manner yields strategic advantage in the gray zone.
Hi, what are you looking for?
There’s already some evidence that using littoral combat ships in this manner yields strategic advantage in the gray zone.
USS Sioux City Decommissioned after Five Years – The U.S. Navy’s Freedom-class Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) USS Sioux City was a white elephant the...
For many naval officials, the launch event of the final Littoral Combat Ship likely wasn't a sad moment. The service has already poured billions...
File this under more problems for the U.S. Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) program. An LCS that is only four years old had an...
China’s threats against Taiwan, backed by a rapidly modernized and expanded U.S. Navy, fuel the urgency to grow the U.S. Naval and Maritime fleet. However,...
It’s a U.S. Naval vessel that many have opinions on and not all of these points of view are positive. The Littoral Combat Ship...
RIP, Littoral Combat Ship? This week, the United States Navy announced that the first steel was cut for the future USS Constellation (FF-62), which will...
Is the Littoral Combat Ship Done? After 9/11, during the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the U.S. Navy’s aircraft carriers had an important mission. There...
“Don’t give up the ship!” was the last command uttered by Captain James Lawrence onboard the frigate USS Chesapeake on June 4, 1813, as...
The U.S. Navy has poured billions of dollars into the Littoral Combat Ship, or what many call the LCS. However, the ships have been...