USNS Miguel Keith Delivered After Repairs to Fix Dry Dock Flooding Damage
The Navy accepted delivery of USNS Miguel Keith (T-ESB-5), the expeditionary sea base that was damaged while under construction when…
USNI News Video: Navy Asks Civilians to Solve Persistent Problems in Weekend Hack-A-Thon
NEW YORK – Two years ago, the Navy invited a group of civilian data experts to study how the service…
Navy Shortening Maintenance Times for Surface Ships, But Repair Industry Still Overloaded
SAN DIEGO, Calif – The Navy has a large backlog of surface ship maintenance it is trying to dig out…
Arleigh Burke Destroyers Are Most Viable Option for Near-Term Navy Presence in Arctic
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In the high latitudes, where presence increasingly equals power, the U.S. Coast Guard shoulders much of today’s…
NAVSEA Harnessing Big Data to Dig Out of Ship Maintenance Backlog
The following post has been updated to correct the name of a submarine referred to in the story. On Friday,…
GAO Report on Navy Frigate Program
The following is the Aug. 9, 2019 Government Accountability Office report, Guided Missile Frigate: Navy Has Taken Steps to Reduce…
Navy Embracing Quicker Software Development Model to Leverage New HM&E Data Collection
SAN DIEGO – The Navy’s chief engineer thinks the Navy could make better use of ship-readiness data if the service…
Rear Admiral Relieved from NAVSEA Job Due to Inappropriate Relationship
Rear Adm. Stephen Williamson was relieved from his duties as the Naval Sea Systems Command director of industrial operations due…
Surface Warfare Directorate Still Considering Large Combatant Requirement; MUSV RFP Released
ARLINGTON, Va. – The new director of surface warfare is still considering what the Navy needs from upcoming manned and…
U.S. Naval Power and Energy Systems Technology Development Roadmap
The following is the Naval Power and Energy Systems Technology Development Roadmap, the Naval Sea Systems Command’s strategy to meet…