Can Do Crew: Meet the Seabees, the Navy’s Construction Champions
The Seabees transformed battlefields into bastions of power and continue to serve as global builders and disaster relief experts.
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US Navy Boosts Arleigh Burke-Class: Extended Service for Naval Dominance
US Navy’s extension of Arleigh Burke-class destroyers showcases commitment to maritime dominance, technological prowess in a changing world.
SEALs Gone Woke? Naval Special Warfare Sparks Controversy With Pride Month Post
This weekend, the U.S. Navy SEALs’ official Facebook page sparked controversy and backlash for acknowledging Pride Month, highlighting the ever-growing tension between tradition and inclusivity in our elite forces.
US Navy’s “Hell Hounds” Unleash New Era of Drone Warfare with Unmanned Surface Vessels
US Navy’s “Hell Hounds” unleash drone warships, armed and agile for future warfare. Small but mighty, these robotic warriors pack a punch.
BAE Systems Wins $87M Contract to Refurbish USS Carter Hall
The USS Carter Hall, a key amphibious assault ship, will undergo a year-long refurbishment by BAE Systems to ensure its continued service.
Norway’s Maritime Defense Strengthened with Six MH-60R Seahawk Helicopters
Norway’s maritime defense gains an edge with six MH-60R Seahawk helicopters—versatile, high-tech assets for ASW and more.
Soaring Dreams, Sunken Reality: The Rise and Fall of the P6M SeaMaster
The Martin P6M SeaMaster, a Cold War jet seaplane, never left the nest due to technical hurdles and a shift in military priorities.
Pulling Back the Curtain on China’s Space-Based Electronic Warfare
A simulation spotlighting China’s space-based electronic warfare reveals its strategic impact, signaling future global conflict dynamics.
Northrop Grumman Awarded $543M Contract to Expand Triton Drone Fleet
Northrop Grumman’s $543M contract for MQ-4C Triton expands naval capabilities, bolstering maritime security in the Pacific region.
US Navy Decommissions Two More Littoral Combat Ships Due to Design Flaws
The US Navy quietly retires USS Detroit and USS Little Rock due to design flaws, while USS Augusta joins the fleet to bolster littoral defenses.
US Navy’s 21-Year Journey to Enhance Littoral Mine Countermeasure Capabilities
The US Navy’s 21-year JABS program culminates in advanced mine-clearing tech, boosting coastal mission success and safety.
Boeing Soars on Two Fronts: Advancements in Air Refueling and Pilot Training
Boeing’s progress in MUM-T software and the next-gen T-7A Red Hawk jet trainer promises to transform aerial operations and pilot training.
