Hull Watch: 355 Ship Navy Might Take Until 2052, Navy Official Concedes
The Navy is going wobbly on its 355 ship fleet, but Capitol Hill doesn't want to hear it.
Coast Guard Fears Two-Year Budget Boost Just A Blip: Adm. Zukunft
Adm. Zukunft says he doesn’t want to return to the old culture of “martyrdom” when the service prided itself on doing more with less even as it ran its equipment and people into the ground.
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Breaking the Pentagon’s new bottleneck of time
As threats evolve, the winning model ties digital engineering to manufacturing capacity and a reindustrialized supply chain.
Navy’s New High Altitude Drones Ready for Pacific
The deployment comes as Beijing and Washington race to keep tabs on one another in the South China Sea.
Navy Backing Off 355 Ships, But Closer on Refueling Drone
There was some good news, and some bad news, for the Navy on Monday.
Huntington-Ingalls Sinks $2B Into Shipyards: Digital Plans & Computerized Welding
"Each of your crafts -- electrical, pipefitting, pipe-welding, painting, your riggers… still require some human touch," Kastner told me. "Digital tools… free the craftsman up a bit to not do the grunt work."