Navy failing to learn lessons from shipboard fires over the years: GAO
Since 2008, the Navy has suffered at least $4 billion in damages form shipboard fires.
New year, new Navy goal: SWO boss wants 75 ships ready daily
Vice Adm. Roy Kitchener says the number is driven by the service's requirements, and that his team will "make it work."
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Building a predictive defense industrial base begins with artificial intelligence
AI-enabled workflows accelerate production, but cybersecurity and governance remain central.
SECNAV censures retired 3-star, approves 27 other punishments for Bonhomme Richard burning
Vice Adm. Richard Brown, now retired, is the highest ranking officer publicly reprimanded for the loss of the ship.
Navy stands up fire safety office at NAVSEA
The new NAVSEA office is being established in response to an estimated $6 billion spent in recent years to repair or replace fire-damaged vessels.
Navy Launches ‘No Notice’ Fire Safety Assessments At All Shipyards
The new policy comes as a result of the loss of the Bonhomme Richard in July 2020.
Navy Pushing Additional Safety Checks Following Bonhomme Richard Fire
A senior Navy admiral says the service is "pretty good" at firefighting at sea, but conceded "education" and "spot checking" is necessary at the shipyards.
The Army’s Digital Transformation
AI is reshaping the Army’s approach to cyber, electronic warfare and command and control. At TechNet Augusta 2026, leaders outlined how they’re turning emerging technology into capabilities for the battlefield.