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By Rachel Butler Arctic Institute Russia is increasingly deploying information influence operations to target independence movements in Greenland and Scotland as part of a broader effort to weaken NATO’s strategic…
By Scott T. Price, Chief Historian, USCG (Ret.) CDR Gary M. Thomas, USCG (Ret.) and Executive Director, Foundation for Coast Guard History Prelude to War The Korean War is considered…
Saab’s Seaeye Lynx subsea vehicle played a critical role in the survey and documentation of the 18th-century galleon San José, a Colombian cultural heritage asset. Often referred to as the…
On February 9, Lockheed Martin unveils the Lamprey Multi‑Mission Autonomous Undersea Vehicle (MMAUV), a breakthrough “plug-and‑play” submersible that gives US and allied warfighter technological and strategic advantage in today’s contested maritime…
The director of the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) recently declassified the existence of JUMPSEAT: the United States’ first-generation, highly elliptical orbit (HEO) signals-collection satellite. Launched from 1971 to 1987 under…
In celebration of the Royal Australian Navy’s 125th Anniversary, we are hosting exclusive International Fleet Review Cruises on Saturday, 21 March 2026. This is your chance to witness the majestic…
The future helicopter of the Naval Air Force continues to grow in power. Since its first flight in July 2025, the Cheetah prototype has been subjected to a sustained pace…
For decades, the MK 38 family – a key Navy shipboard weapon system – has delivered reliable close-in defense against small, fast, agile threats at sea. Since its commissioning in…
Completion of Builder’s Trials February 4th marks a significant shipbuilding milestone for the future John F. Kennedy, the second ship in the Gerald R. Ford-class of aircraft carriers designed to…