Driving Under the Influence Charge Leads to Dismissal of Navy SEAL Captain
Navy SEAL Captain Richard Zaszewski was removed from his command after a DUI arrest, underlining the Navy’s strict policy against leadership misconduct.
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Hypersonic Shark Makes a Splash: Lockheed Martin Unveils Mako Multi-Mission Missile
Lockheed Martin sent ripples through the defense industry this week at SAS with the unveiling of the Mako Multi-Mission Hypersonic Missile.
Saildrone and Thales Australia Forge Alliance for Autonomous Anti-Submarine Warfare
Saildrone and Thales Australia are partnering to create an autonomous underwater surveillance system for long-range anti-submarine warfare.
Navy Grapples with Shipbuilding Delays: A Look Under the Hood
A US Navy review uncovers major shipbuilding delays, posing risks to readiness and underscoring design, workforce, and supply chain challenges.
US Navy Upgrades P-8A Poseidon Aircraft for Enhanced Anti-Submarine Warfare
The US Navy upgrades the P-8A Poseidon with Increment 3 Block 2 modifications, boosting its sub-hunting capabilities for future threats.
Raytheon’s Standard Missile-6 Marks a New Era in Missile Defense with Historic Intercept
Raytheon’s SM-6 intercepts a medium-range ballistic missile, a milestone in naval defense, highlighting its vital role in maritime security.
The 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit and the US Role in Asia-Pacific Affairs
With a lighter-armed Marine Corps that will transition back to amphibious routes to counteract the People’s Liberation Army, the 31st MEU will now be the main effort for one of the first lines of defense for the Republic of China. In an ever-changing world of geopolitical challenges and rising threats, keeping the 31st MEU in constant crisis readiness will help enhance America’s military capabilities.
Full Steam Ahead: USS Fort Lauderdale Clears Trials for Action
The USS Fort Lauderdale, a San Antonio-class marvel, is set to bolster the United States Navy’s might with unmatched maritime prowess.
US Navy Faces Capacity Gap as Aging Ohio-Class Submarines Retire
The US Navy is set to retire four Ohio-class guided-missile submarines by 2028, raising concerns about land-attack capacity.
Full Steam Ahead: US Navy’s Drone Warship Program Gets Engine Boost
US Navy’s large unmanned surface vessel program celebrates engine test success, bringing high-tech battleships closer to reality.
Surprise! Boeing Cranks Up the Production Line for More F/A-18 Super Hornets
Boeing to build 17 more F/A-18 Super Hornets for US Navy in surprise reversal, deliveries are expected by April 2027.
Navy SEAL Leadership Standards Upheld in Recent NSWG8 Command Decision about Captain Zaszewski
The Navy Special Warfare Command announced the relief of Capt. Zaszewski from his command position due to a loss of confidence in his ability to lead, marking a significant moment in the ongoing efforts to uphold the stringent standards of leadership and integrity within the Navy SEALs.
