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Shipbuilding
September 2019
MODERN DAY MARINE NEWS: Marine Corps Aims to Ease the Burden for Amphibious Warships
By Connie LeeAs the Navy prepares for a potential change in its composition, the Marine Corps is looking for alternative platforms that will relieve some responsibilities from amphibious assault ships. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
September 2019
NEWS FROM DSEI: Vendors Unveil New Versions of Robotic Subs, Boats at London Show
LONDON — Makers of underwater and surface unmanned vehicles took the opportunity to reveal new versions of their robots this week at the world’s largest defense trade show. -
Maritime Security
August 2019
SPECIAL REPORT: Non-Military Factors Shape Arctic Power Balance
By Connie LeeEstablishing a military presence is only one side of the coin to gaining influence in the Arctic region, according to one analyst. Besides establishing a military presence, there are also economic and diplomatic factors that must be taken into consideration. -
Maritime Security
August 2019
SPECIAL REPORT: Great Power Competition Extends to Arctic
By Connie LeeFor years the Arctic’s harsh environment has prevented countries from mining its rich natural resources and accessing prime shipping routes. But as the climate warms and thick barriers of ice continue to melt, the region is now becoming a hot spot for economic activity. -
Maritime Security
June 2019
Navy Shipbuilding Plan Could Soon Be Tossed Overboard
By Jon HarperThe Navy’s new 30-year shipbuilding plan is intended to send a strong demand signal and pro-vide predictability for the industrial base. However, trends that are informing a new force structure assessment could soon upend the blueprint. -
Navy News
May 2019
Superconductors to be Installed on Navy Vessels
By Connie LeeTwo of the Navy’s amphibious transport docks are scheduled to receive degaussing systems with superconductors. -
Maritime Security
May 2019
NEWS FROM SEA-AIR-SPACE: Navy Hopes to Avoid Complications as It Builds Two Types of Submarines
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Development of the Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine is still on track, but the real test will come in five years when the service is producing two different types of subs at the same time, a senior Navy official said May 7. -
Maritime Security
March 2019
Incoming: Can Aircraft Carriers Survive Hypersonic Weapons?
By Jon HarperA Chinese bomber flying over the Western Pacific launches hypersonic anti-ship missiles. -
Maritime Security
March 2019
BREAKING: Coast Guard to Issue Polar Security Cutter Contract in ‘Spring’
The Coast Guard will issue its first construction contract for the long-awaited polar security cutter icebreaker program in the “spring,” Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Karly Shultz announced March 21 during the annual state-of-the-Coast Guard speech in Long Beach, California. -
Navy News
March 2019
Industry Touts Advanced Power Systems for Navy Ships
Defense contractors are investing in alternative propulsion and power systems as the Navy develops and upgrades its fleet of warships.
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