Legal Struggle Over SS United States Drags On
A federal district judge in Philadelphia ordered the nonprofit organization that owns the SS United States and its landlord to…
The Fate of the ‘Most Famous Ship that Didn’t Sink’ Unclear, Plans for SS United States Stalled
The world’s fastest ocean liner’s days are numbered at the Philadelphia pier where it has been berthed for decades. Whether…
Navy Unmanned Efforts Will Benefit from Russia’s Black Sea Mistakes, Panel Says
The Navy must be willing to accept risk from new systems and technology to avoid getting caught flat-footed like the…
Marines Testing Low-Profile Vessels, Oil Industry Support Ships to Resupply Distant Outposts
The Marines are testing vessels inspired by narco-boats and support ships used to supply oil rigs to see how they…
Chinese Icebreaker Mission to Arctic ‘Clear Signal’ of Beijing’s Polar Ambitions, Says Expert
Sending three icebreakers into Arctic waters for the first time is “a clear signal” that Beijing is serious about pursuing…
160 Years After the First Ship Was Sunk by a Sub, Researchers Are Still Looking for Answers
“‘A long object just on the edge of the water was discovered astern of the ship. In an instant, the…
AUKUS Partner Agree to Technology Trade Agreement
The United States, United Kingdom and Australia reached an agreement on “frictionless trade” in developing next-generation technologies between the three…
Coast Guard Cancels Icebreaker Healy’s Arctic Mission
This post has been updated with additional information from the Coast Guard. An electrical fire in a transformer forced USCGC…
Recruiting Shortfall Means Coast Guard ‘Can’t Crew All Our Ships,’ Says Vice Commandant
Coming up short 10 percent of its required enlisted force means the Coast Guard “can’t crew all our ships” and…
Russian Attack Submarine Sunk in Missile Strike on Black Sea Port Claims Ukraine
Russian diesel-electric attack submarine Rostov-on-Don was sunk Friday in Sevastapol, international news outlets reported.…