Japan Is Becoming a Submarine Powerhouse
Japan now operates five cutting-edge Taigei-class submarines, in addition to its 12 Soryu-class and…
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The US Navy’s SSN(X) Submarine Program Is Slowly…
The US Navy does not have the capacity to build the SSN(X) submarines at scale—but rather than…
Will the USS Connecticut Submarine Finally Return to…
Following a disastrous underwater collision, the Connecticut was originally scheduled to complete…
The Royal Navy Is Retiring Yet Another Frigate—and Has…
The Royal Navy recently invested in significant upgrades to the HMS Richmond—even with the knowledge…
China Now Has an Enormous Car Ferry. Could It Become a…
For now, the ferry’s purpose is to transport cars in Europe—but defense planners worry that it could…
Could the Navy’s FF(X) Frigate See Service by 2028?
The FF(X) program could fill in for the ill-fated Constellation class, which saw cancellation last…
Why the Trump-Class “Battleship” Will Never Set Sail
The US Navy does not need the Trump-class vessel—and is unlikely to ever get it. “I did not expect…
America Needs a Bigger Navy. It’s Starting with More…
Secretary of the Navy John Phelan stressed that America’s shipyards would need 250,000 additional…
Can the US Save Its Construction Timeline for the…
The Columbia-class submarine outstrips its predecessor, the Ohio class, in many ways—but falls short…
Revitalizing America’s Defense Industrial Base Takes…
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