Smart Bombs: Military, Defense and National Security
A “railgun” is a concept that may seem like something straight out of science fiction: a weapon that could utilize a large circuit to...
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A “railgun” is a concept that may seem like something straight out of science fiction: a weapon that could utilize a large circuit to...
This week Chief of Naval Operations Mike Gilday and Marine Corps Commandant David Berger went before the U.S. House Armed Services Committee to talk budgets and...
The USS Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group (CSG 5) entered the South China Sea on Tuesday as part of a routine mission to uphold...
The executive branch showers the federal government with easy money. It seems odd, then, that the federal government is making the Department of Defense choose...
The United States Navy currently operates eleven nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, and every other carrier in the world – apart from the French Navy’s flagship...
An old joke about a boat is that it is a “hole in the water you throw money into,” and if that is even...
Every now and again the idea that ultramodern technology will someday render the oceans and seas transparent—and expose submarine fleets to detection, tracking, and...
On Monday, the United States Department of Defense announced the “Ghost Fleet Overlord” program’s second unmanned surface vessel had completed its trip to the...
Consider it a case of “self-serve” in the sky. A United States Navy F/A-18 was successfully refueled by an MQ-25 Stingray unmanned aerial vehicle,...
The U.S. Navy’s submarine force has been long known by the moniker the “silent service,” but during Exercise Agile Dagger 2021, which kicked off...