US Navy Secures Submarine Suppliers with $1.28 Billion Contracts
The Navy’s $1.28B deal with General Dynamics keeps crucial submarine projects afloat amid rising costs and labor shortages.
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Policy Shifts, Prep Programs Help Military Meet Tough Recruiting Targets
After years of struggle, the military hit its 2024 recruiting goals—but can they keep it up with Gen Z in 2025?
SOFREP History: The Hijacking of the Achille Lauro and the US Navy’s Dramatic Intervention
When the US Navy intercepted a hijacked plane in 1985, it turned the Achille Lauro crisis into a high-stakes rescue mission.
Faulty Welds Found on US Warships and New Subs
The US Navy’s facing faulty welds on key ships, sparking serious questions about safety, quality control, and national security.
Newport News Shipbuilding Expands Capabilities with Norfolk Campus
Newport News Shipbuilding’s Norfolk campus signifies innovation and efficiency, boosting naval capabilities and local economies.
Columbia-Class Submarine Delays Leave America Vulnerable, Defense Budget in Peril
Delays and cost overruns in the Columbia-class subs could weaken US defense and drain the budget. Can the Navy turn things around in time?
Former Navy SEAL and Delta Force Command Surgeon Explains How He Narrowly Survived Hell Week
Strap in for a first hand look at Navy SEAL Hell Week with Colonel Bob Adams who finished UDT/SEAL training as class leader of BUD/S Class 81.
The Top 7 Aircraft Carriers Dominating the World’s Oceans
Discover the world’s 7 biggest aircraft carriers, from the US to China, and how these massive vessels shape global military power!
China and Russia’s Bold Moves Push US Allies to the Edge in the Indo-Pacific
The South China Sea is heating up with joint patrols and naval flexes. Could the Indo-Pacific be the next major battleground?
Navy Makes Congress Worry Over $9.6 Billion Ship Deal
The Navy’s $9.6B contract to build new amphibious ships addresses critical fleet gaps while Congress monitors cost and technical risks.
China Builds 1,500 Ships a Year, the US Only 5 – Why America’s Failing Shipyards Put Us in Danger
The “Ships for America Act” aims to revitalize US shipbuilding, reduce reliance on foreign production, and boost national security.
Chief of Naval Operations Franchetti Reveals Cancer Diagnosis and Temporary Transfer of Authority During Surgery
Navy’s top admiral beats breast cancer and returns to duty. How her battle could shape the future of health transparency in the military.
