Navy

Sub that sank Iranian warship reflects Navy’s drive to adapt, CNO says

“That was a glimpse of the future force,” Adm. Caudle said at Sea-Air-Space.

Why the US can’t copy Ukraine’s robot navy

Command and control will remain a human endeavor—even as the Pacific fills with robo-boats.

How to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

It will take existing, though battered, diplomatic and military frameworks plus some creative thinking.

Unheeded lessons from the US warship nearly sunk by an Iranian mine

A strangely amnesiac effect seems to surround the threat of underwater weapons that wait.

How would the US Navy counter Iran's mines?

The remaining Avenger minehunters are in Japan, while Pentagon testing has revealed problems with the LCS.

Going hunting

What will it take to counter the smart mines of tomorrow? Welcome to the latest edition of Fictional Intelligence.

Navy shipbuilding request rises nearly 50% in 2027 proposal

The White House aims to fund nearly 20 warships plus initial work on a battleship class.

AI boat maker Saronic smashes $9 billion valuation

The company just closed a $1.75 billion funding round with eyes on increasing production tenfold.

More Columbia-class submarines?

Sen. Tommy Tuberville floated the idea of fielding 16 instead of the planned dozen.

Tiltrotor who? US military helicopter deliveries rose 13 percent in 2025

The Big 3 U.S. makers delivered more rotorcraft last year than in 2024.

Navy bets $900M on automated factories to boost submarine production

Four-year-old Hadrian wins contract as service seeks to offset worker shortages.