Tag Archives: USS Nautilus

New Commander of Submarine Forces Tells Sailors ‘Prepare for Battle’

By: Ben Werner

August 6, 2018 4:29 PM

Vice Adm. Charles A. Richard, the incoming commander of Submarine Forces, walks through the side boys during the Submarine Forces change of command ceremony aboard the Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Washington (SSN-787) in Norfolk, Va. on Aug. 3, 2018. US Navy Photo

THE PENTAGON — Vice Adm. Charles A. Richard took over as the commander of U.S. submarine forces during a change of command ceremony held aboard the Virginia-class-attack submarine USS Washington (SSN-787) on Saturday. Read More →

Survey Results: What’s the Greatest Naval Innovation and Why?

By: Jonathan Hoppe

May 10, 2016 11:43 AM

USNI News recently asked its readers to weigh in on the question, “What is the greatest innovation in naval technology and why?” More than 160 readers responded and with nearly 3,000 votes and the results are in. Read More →

Survey Results: What is The Greatest Warship of All Time?

By: Jonathan Hoppe

April 6, 2016 10:52 AM

USNI News asked its readers, “What is the greatest warship of all time and why?” Though what makes a warship great is highly subjective, our readers offered their education and expertise to put forth their ideas as to what the answer to that question should be. And with nearly 900 reader-generated answers and more than 26,000 votes, the results are in. Read More →

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