Navy to Increase Workforce at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
One of the U.S. largest public shipyards is planning to expand its workforce by 715 in an effort to keep…
Next Generation U.K. Boomers Benefit from U.S. Relationship
When the inhabitants of Scotland voted three months ago to remain part of the United Kingdom, their decision preserved not…
NAVSEA Chief Talks Risk, Cyber and A New Era of Naval Shipbuilding
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The head of the U.S. Navy’s shipbuilding and maintenance arm spends a lot of time thinking about risk. The…
CNO Greenert Bullish on Unmanned Underwater Vehicles
The U.S. Navy’s top uniformed officer said that while he does not expect an autonomous unmanned strike aircraft to emerge…
Royal Navy Faced With Tough Sub Choices If Scotland Leaves U.K.
The heart of the United Kingdom’s nuclear submarine enterprise could be cut out if Scotland leaves the U.K. in Thursday’s…
Navy Expels 34 Sailors in Nuclear Cheating Scandal
A Navy investigation of a seven-year long cheating ring in one of its most renowned training schools has resulted in…
Document: Navy Investigation Into Cheating Ring at the Naval Nuclear Power School
The following is the March investigation report into a seven-year-old cheating ring at the Naval Nuclear Power School. The investigation,…
Navy Leaders: Dept. of Energy Budget Cuts Threaten Navy’s Nuclear Fleet
The Navy’s top leaders claim ongoing the Department of Energy’s budget cuts are putting, “the nation’s security at risk,” in…
Russian Navy Accepts First in New Class of Nuclear Attack Submarine
Russian television has reported that the Russian Federation Navy has accepted its first Project 855 Yasen-class nuclear-powered attack submarine into…
Russia Will Begin Sea Trials of New Nuclear Subs this Summer
Two of Russia’s newest nuclear submarines will begin sea trials this summer, according to state media reports.…