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The U.S. Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship program was developed in the early 2000s to tackle threats in coastal or littoral environments. To that end,...
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Could there ever be a modern-day “Pearl Harbor” attack from China in which the Middle Kingdom launched a devastating missile attack – yes, including...
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Key Points: The USS America, a Kitty Hawk-class aircraft carrier, was deliberately sunk in 2005 during a “SinkEx” live-fire exercise to study its survivability...
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Key Points: The Sturgeon-class submarines were Cold War heroes for the U.S. Navy, specializing in intelligence gathering, special operations, and anti-submarine warfare. This class...
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It would be an understatement to refer to the US Navy’s F/A-18s far-reaching modernization campaign and service life extension as wide-spanning because the multi-year...
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Nimitz-Class: These Are Gigantic Ships The ten nuclear-powered carriers of the Nimitz class are the second-biggest warships in the world—only smaller than the Ford-class. Nimitz-class vessels...
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The latest iteration of the Virginia-class will have a greatly expanded missile capacity and a significantly upgraded sonar capability. The United States Navy has...
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Not Enough U.S. Navy Submarines? Yes. There must be a way to counteract the growth of the Chinese and Russian navies. China has the...
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The famous and now retired F-14 Tomcat fighter became known for its unprecedented Mach 2.3 speed, air-to-air superiority, and the backbone of the United...