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China’s development of anti-ship ballistic missiles has raised fears that U.S. aircraft carriers are in mortal danger. By using converted intermediate-range ballistic missiles, originally...
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China’s development of anti-ship ballistic missiles has raised fears that U.S. aircraft carriers are in mortal danger. By using converted intermediate-range ballistic missiles, originally...
Great-power competition is back, and so are surface navies. As any student of history will tell you nationalist rivalries drive naval construction, going back...
The United States Navy’s nuclear supercarriers are the largest warships on the high seas. Home to more than five thousand sailors and Marines, the...
Since 2015, the Heritage Foundation has compiled an annual Index of Military Strength assessing each of the armed service’s ability to execute its warfighting mission....
What history has shown in recent decades is that military posturing has become an integral part of how countries deal with one another. According...
Though sold for scrap, the U.S.S. Bonhomme Richard performed one last mission: A fire in 2020 crippled the amphibious assault ship but gave the Navy...
“This was Lt. Takeshi Naito, assistant air attache at the Japanese embassy in Berlin. The implications of those sunken battleships were not lost to...
The Los Angeles-class nuclear submarine was the most successful American submarines of the Cold War. The United States built sixty-two Los Angeles–class subs, more...
The most successful U.S. Navy carriers of the postwar era all belong to a class named in honor of World War II’s most successful...
The Skipjack-class submarines were arguably the first truly modern postwar submarines of the U.S. Navy. Combining two new innovations—a new high-speed hull design and...