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All Four Ohio-Class Guided-Missile Submarines Will Retire Between 2026 and 2028 — Removing 616 Tomahawk Launch Cells From the Fleet With No Cell-for-Cell Replacement.
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All Four Ohio-Class Guided-Missile Submarines Will Retire Between 2026 and 2028 — Removing 616 Tomahawk Launch Cells From the Fleet With No Cell-for-Cell Replacement.
The United States has expended an enormous amount of munitions as part of the now paused campaign against Iran. One of the most expended...
The US Navy’s Ohio-class Missile Submarines And The Special Operations Forces Component The retirement of the Ohio-class missile submarines will be a tough proposition,...
The U.S. Navy’s Columbia-Class Is the Future of America’s Nuclear Weapons Strategy…and It Has Some Issues to Iron Out Fast In the literal sense,...
The retirement of the Ohio-class SSGNs represents the single largest loss of conventional "magazine depth" in the history of the U.S. Navy. In 2026,...
America fired hundreds of Tomahawk cruise missiles in the opening days of the Iran War — and builds roughly 90 per year to replace...
Christian D. Orr, former Air Force Security Forces officer, federal law enforcement veteran, and private military contractor, examines whether the Virginia Payload Module —...
Isaac Seitz, defense columnist and Strategic Intelligence graduate, maps the compounding crisis in U.S. Navy long-range strike capacity. The simultaneous retirement of four Ohio-class...
Caleb Larson, former POLITICO Europe defense reporter, examines the U.S. Navy's decision to extend the service lives of USS Ohio and USS Florida. Following...
Kris Osborn, President of Warrior Maven and former Pentagon acquisition expert, evaluates the historic 727-day deployment of the Ohio-class USS Florida (SSGN-728). While the...