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Maritime Security
February 2023
WEB EXCLUSIVE: 'Tsunami' of New Tech Complicates Anti-Sub Warfare Mission
ARLINGTON, Virginia -- Approaching anti-submarine warfare in 2023 is a study in lessons learned, carrying industry leaders back 70 years looking for answers. -
Maritime Security
November 2022
EXCLUSIVE: Q&A with Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Linda L. Fagan
Adm. Linda L. Fagan, the 27th commandant of the Coast Guard, is serving the first year of a four-year term. She spoke with National Defense Magazine Nov. 19 on the sidelines of the Halifax Security Forum. -
Maritime Security
September 2022
JUST IN: AUKUS Capacity Shortfall ‘Comes as No Surprise,’ First Sea Lord Says
ABOARD THE HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH — The Royal Navy’s First Sea Lord Adm. Ben Key said revelations that the United States and the United Kingdom may not have the shipyard capacity to help Australia build a new fleet of submarines shouldn’t be a surprise. -
Maritime Security
August 2022
SPECIAL REPORT: Coast Guard Packs a Punch at RIMPAC
SAND ISLAND, Hawaii — While many think of the Coast Guard as a law enforcement and maritime safety force that operates close to America’s shores, the service showed during Rim of the Pacific 2022 that it has capabilities that could bolster the military in an Indo-Pacific conflict. -
Maritime Security
August 2022
SPECIAL REPORT: Unmanned Systems Make a Splash During RIMPAC
The Rim of the Pacific military exercise — first held in 1971 — might be middle-aged as a concept, but with each iteration it looks to try out fresh concepts and technology. RIMPAC 2022 was no different, with dozens of experimental technologies being tested during the biennial exercise. -
Maritime Security
August 2022
SPECIAL REPORT: Allies Flex Muscles During RIMPAC Exercise
BELLOWS FIELD BEACH, Hawaii — A hulking Marine Corps CH-53 Super Stallion rumbles up from behind the trees. It roars over the beach and the teal-colored sea off the eastern coast of Oahu. -
Shipbuilding
August 2022
Coast Guard Cutter Program Treading Water
The Coast Guard is in the process of replacing its fleet of aging ships through several shipbuilding programs. But the service’s top priority — a cutter that will eventually provide a majority of the Coast Guard’s offshore presence — is currently adrift as the contract is in dispute. -
Maritime Security
July 2022
Boat With Tracks Makes Inroads
A U.S. company marketing a French-designed boat that deploys a set of tracks to operate on land has reported its first sale to a foreign navy. -
Maritime Security
July 2022
JUST IN: Coast Guard Aims to Learn from Navy at RIMPAC
Honolulu, Hawaii - Although the Rim of the Pacific 2022 exercise is led by the U.S. Navy, the Coast Guard is playing a larger role this year. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
July 2022
Sensor System Offers Maritime Surveillance
TAMPA, Florida — A new surveillance system seeks to improve the military’s situational awareness during operations at sea, according to company officials.
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