40 Years of USS Germantown
Whidbey Island-class dock landing ship USS Germantown (LSD 42) was honored at Naval Base San Diego, her original homeport, for more than 40 years of naval service during a decommissioning…
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Whidbey Island-class dock landing ship USS Germantown (LSD 42) was honored at Naval Base San Diego, her original homeport, for more than 40 years of naval service during a decommissioning…
The UK’s newest Astute class submarine, HMS Agamemnon, has taken a major step towards mission readiness as it leaves BAE Systems’ shipyard in the Royal Port of Barrow-in-Furness and heads…
Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Lake Erie (CG 70) and the crews who have manned her, were recognized during a decommissioning ceremony, celebrating 33 years of faithful service, held at Naval…
With the DDX programme, we are introducing a new generation of technologically advanced units for the Italian Navy, representing the evolution and replacement of the Horizon-class units and designed to…
U.S. and Canadian forces conducted a joint maritime strike scenario in the Bering Sea, Sept. 18–22, 2026, as part of Operation TUNDRA MERLIN. The scenario integrated aircraft, surface ships and…
After a cross-regional voyage from Italy to Indonesia, the warship previously named ITS Giuseppe Garibaldi has now officially become part of the Indonesian Navy’s strength through a series of reflagging…
NRP Tridente departed Lisbon September 25, for a 64-day mission during which it will provide support to FOST (Fleet Operational Standards and Training) and participate in Operation Brilliant Shield. The…
A full-scale Russian invasion of a NATO state is extremely unlikely while Russia remains fully committed to war against Ukraine. But full-scale invasion is not Putin’s only option to conventionally…
By Sean Kennedy A lack of repair capacity is hampering the Navy’s submarine fleet, preventing their deployment and decommissioning, and driving up costs. An August 27, 2026, Government Accountability Office…
When a commercial vessel is at sea, the national flag it flies is the most critical identifying marking for approaching mariners. National flags reflect the vessel’s identity when transiting in…