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Shipbuilding
January 2022
Improving the Shipbuilding Industrial Base
By Heberto Limas-VillersIn the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act, Congress authorized $4.9 billion in funding for Arleigh Burke-class destroyers and an additional $4.7 billion for shipbuilding to include two destroyers, two expeditionary transports and a fleet oiler. -
Maritime Security
October 2021
JUST IN: Hicks: AUKUS Submarine Deal Highlights Allies' Concerns About China
The nuclear propulsion deal between the ... -
Shipbuilding
August 2021
New Details Revealed on Next-Gen Attack Submarine
The Navy envisions its next-generation nuclear-powered attack submarine to be the “ultimate ... -
Maritime Security
August 2021
Coast Guard to Build Digital Twin for Polar Star
The Coast Guard will make a digital copy of its only — and rapidly aging ... -
Shipbuilding
June 2021
China Building Formidable Amphibious Fleet
China is bulking up its fleet of amphibious vessels as it embarks on a major naval modernization program to enhance its ability to conduct operations globally. -
Navy News
June 2021
Navy Lab Continues Fight Against Age-Old Foe
By Edward LundquistThe Naval Research Laboratory is not giving up the battle against one of the sea service’s toughest and longest-standing foes: barnacles. -
Budget
May 2021
BUDGET 2022: Biden Proposes Flat Budget for Coast Guard
By Jon HarperDespite recent calls for more resources, the Coast Guard won’t receive a topline boost in President Joe Biden’s 2022 budget proposal. -
Budget
May 2021
BUDGET 2022: New Biden Budget Would Cut Navy Shipbuilding, Aircraft
By Mandy MayfieldPresident Joe Biden’s fiscal year 2022 budget request would increase the Navy’s topline budget but decrease the service’s shipbuilding and aircraft procurement funding, according to documents released May 28. -
Shipbuilding
April 2021
JUST IN: Navy Chief Aiming for 355-Ship Fleet Despite Calls for Larger Force
By Jon HarperChief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday wants a bigger fleet, but his force level goal falls well short of what some in the Defense Department are aiming for. -
Maritime Security
April 2021
Light Amphibious Warships Face Survivability Questions
The Department of the Navy is pursuing a new class of light amphibious warships that will be key to future operations in the Indo-Pacific region as the sea services work to counter China, experts say. But the platforms may need more defensive capabilities than some envision.
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