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Road to 350: What Does the US Navy Do Anyway?
By Steven Stashwick
As Trump promises a 350-ship fleet, a primer on the U.S. Navy today.
Trump’s New Navy: Does the US Really Need 350 Warships?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Defense hawks are embracing Donald Trump’s idea of expanding U.S. naval power.
US Navy Upgrading Undersea Sub-Detecting Sensor Network
By Steven Stashwick
New contract augments old Cold War "SOSUS" arrays.
Is the US Navy’s New Supercarrier Facing Additional Delays?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
There is still no commissioning date for the lead ship of the U.S. Navy’s new class of aircraft carrier.
US Navy Shipbuilding Plan: Is It Achievable, Is It Enough?
By Steven Stashwick
New reports cast doubt on the plan’s affordability and adequacy while China's fleet expands.
Delivery of US Navy’s New Aircraft Carrier Delayed
By Franz-Stefan Gady
According to a U.S. Navy spokesperson, the delay has to do with “first-of-class” issues.
US Navy’s Futuristic New Weapons Could be Key to Limiting a Clash with China
By Steven Stashwick
Lasers, railguns, and hi-velocity projectiles may let warships defend themselves without escalation
Munich All Over Again: Is the US Navy too Small?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The number of active U.S. Navy warships has sunk to its lowest in over 100 years and that scares some U.S. lawmakers.
Is the US Navy Too Weak to Fight in the Asia-Pacific?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The U.S. Navy’s 30-year shipbuilding plan does not meet requirements for amphibious warfare in the Pacific.
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