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The Virginia-Class Submarine: The Spine of the U.S. Navy With a Virginia-class Block VI under development and continued exploration of a much-discussed SSN(X) future...
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The Virginia-Class Submarine: The Spine of the U.S. Navy With a Virginia-class Block VI under development and continued exploration of a much-discussed SSN(X) future...
Russia’s Sierra Class Submarines, Titanium Monsters, or Overrated, Expensive Mistakes? As we all know, nothing spurs a technology revolution faster than war. When people...
A recent Reuters investigation described how China is conducting a large-scale effort to map the seabed across the Pacific, Indian, and Arctic oceans, using...
Inside F4: The $2.4 Billion Factory Building the U.S. Navy’s Future Submarines In March 2026, the United States reached a significant milestone in expanding...
British defense researcher Jack Buckby examines the chilling deep-sea legacy of the Soviet submarine K-278 Komsomolets. Sunken in the Norwegian Sea since 1989, the...
The deployment of HMS Anson illustrates the "Availability Trap" facing mid-sized blue-water navies in 2026. While the AUKUS framework is essential for future stability...
Summary and Key Points: National security writer Harrison Kass evaluates the operational relevance of the Los Angeles-class nuclear attack submarine during the Operation Epic...
The U.S. Navy is facing a high-stakes "firepower gap" as it approaches the mandatory retirement of the Ohio-class fleet. As of March 2026, the...
Summary and Key Points: The Los Angeles-class (688i) fast-attack submarine remains the cornerstone of U.S. undersea power in 2026, comprising nearly half of the...
The sinking of the IRIS Dena on March 4, 2026, by a U.S. nuclear-powered attack submarine is more than a tactical footnote in Operation...