On Friday, Eastern Shipbuilding christened and launched the long-awaited first hull in the Offshore Patrol Cutter (OPC) series, one of…
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The Global Effort to Accelerate Unmanned Systems Development
While it will take years to unpack all of the lessons learned from the ongoing war in Ukraine, one method…
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U.S. Navy Overhauls Sailors’ Rights During Multiyear Shipyard Periods
The U.S. Navy has completed investigations into the string of suicides aboard the carrier USS George Washington, and has concluded…
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Italy Seizes Record 2 Tons of Cocaine Floating in the Mediterranean
Italy is reporting a record drug seizure found off the coast of Sicily that is also highlighting a tactic increasingly…
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Report: Russia is Studying Europe’s Subsea Cables With Covert Fleet
In a pattern echoing back to the Cold War, Russia has deployed a covert fleet of trawlers and research ships…
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Davie now a partner in Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy
Canada’s largest shipbuilder, Levis, Quebec, based Davie Shipbuilding has at last become an official partner in Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy…
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Mariners use torch to free crewmates from sinking tug
The Coast Guard assisted four people aboard a tugboat taking on water in Sabine Pass, Texas, Friday. Coast Guard Sector…
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North Korea Claims Test of Nuclear-Capable Long Range Torpedo
North Korea has tested what it claims to be an unmanned nuclear-capable torpedo, a class of munitions not previously known…
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Portuguese Navy Relieves Sailors for Refusing to Board “Faulty” Vessel
The Portuguese Navy is relieving 13 sailors and opening a criminal investigation after they refused to board their assigned vessel…
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AUKUS Nuclear Sub Deal Opens Door to Advanced Undersea Operations
The announcement of the agreed pathway for Australia to acquire nuclear-powered submarines (SSNs) under the AUKUS deal provides clarity about…
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