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Tuesday, November 21
Admiral’s Legacy Outlives Itself
Tue 21 Nov 2006 09:36 AM EST
USS Hyman G. Rickover (SSN 709) deactivated more »
Friday, October 13
Eye on the Navy - Damage Control Must Evolve
Fri 13 Oct 2006 02:38 PM EDT
Damage control is an inherent Navy core competency and one of the most critical elements of Navy warfighting, but the Navy needs to transform the way it controls damage to its ships. more »
Friday, August 4
Eye on the Navy - Collision at sea!
Fri 04 Aug 2006 02:55 PM EDT
Collisions at sea have something in common - they could have been prevented. With a compass offering 360 different courses to choose from, only a few can put you in contact with another ship. more »
Friday, July 28
From Naval Forces Magazine - Operational and Manning Prospects for multi-role Consoles and Displays
Fri 28 Jul 2006 03:52 PM EDT
Commercial off-the shelf (COTS) and open architecture (OA) are driving forces, offering clear benefits for re-configurability, sustainment and affordability. Will new workstations and consoles be processing nodes within a network, or simple terminals that connect a workstation with the central processing hub? more »
Wednesday, May 17
From Naval Forces: New naval applications for waterjets
Wed 17 May 2006 04:21 PM EDT
High-powered waterjets are now being employed on warships such as the U.S. Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship (LCS), Edward Lundquist report. more »
Thursday, May 11
Eye on the Navy - Navy dedicated to winning war in Iraq
Thu 11 May 2006 03:34 PM EDT
The U.S. Navy must face uncertain threats. more »
Tuesday, May 2
From Maritime Reporter: Groundings result from compound errors
Tue 02 May 2006 04:06 PM EDT
Even the most sophisticated warship can find herself someplace she doesn’t want to be: aground. more »
Monday, May 1
From Maritime Reporter: At best, Piracy is criminal; At worst it is terrorism
Mon 01 May 2006 04:04 PM EDT
Piracy is nothing new. Basically, it’s maritime crime. It gets difficult to pursue and bring pirates to justice when it occurs in the ungoverned territory of the sea, or under the noses of countries that can’t—or won’t— do anything about it. And it gets scary when you imagine the tactical employment of piracy as a method of terrorism. more »
Demands of the sea never change
Mon 01 May 2006 05:31 AM EDT
Vice Admiral Rod Rempt is the "Old Salt," shaping young leaders. more »
Friday, April 7
Eye on the Navy - The Navy has a shipbuilding plan, and they’re sticking to it
Fri 07 Apr 2006 03:09 PM EDT
That the U.S. Navy needs to maintain its current fleet to the most modern standards, and recapitalize it to provide the right fleet for the future, seems obvious. The analysis concluded that a fleet of about 313 ships is the force necessary to meet all of the demands, and to pace the most advanced technological challengers well into the future, with an acceptable level of risk, Navy leadership says. more »
Monday, February 13
Fireworks at Sea
Mon 13 Feb 2006 05:28 AM EST
Two "independent"views - from the bridge and from the fantail - of a Fourth of July observance at sea. more »
Monday, July 25
From Naval Forces: All-Electric Propulsion – Does it make sense?
Mon 25 Jul 2005 03:55 PM EDT
All-Electric Propulsion is a promising technology for both naval and commercial marine applications, writes Edward Lundquist. more »
Monday, May 2
USNS Observation Island monitors ballistic missile operations
Mon 02 May 2005 05:08 PM EDT
Naval ship was instrumental in developing Polaris, Poseidon missiles more »
Tuesday, April 5
From Naval Forces - Modular combatant transitions from concept to reality
Tue 05 Apr 2005 08:05 AM EDT
The United States Navy’s transformational Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) has transitioned from concept to reality as construction has commenced construction for the first “Flight 0” hull. more »
Wednesday, January 26
From Naval Forces: Hanging the “Shield” over the Sea Base
Wed 26 Jan 2005 05:05 PM EST
Seabasing is the enhanced ability to position persistent, operational joint military power at sea to accelerate deployment and employment time so those forces can project and sustain combat power in the absence of available shore bases. more »
Monday, August 30
From Unmanned Systems - Remote Operated Salvage System is Rising Star
Mon 30 Aug 2004 10:32 AM EDT
Anteon Corporation’s Remote Operated Salvage System (ROSS) is a compact, portable positive-control lifting device that can lift underwater objects up to 2,500 pounds at depths of up to 300 feet. more »
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