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Virginia Block V Is No Longer Just an Attack Submarine. Why the U.S. Navy Has Reclassified Its Newest Nuclear Boats as Guided Missile Submarines
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The U.S. Navy is gradually saying goodbye to one of the most remarkable chapters in submarine warfare—the Ohio-class SSGNs. Converted from ballistic missile ...

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The Soviet Submarine with a Double-Barreled Bow: Why the USSR Built One of the Strangest Research Subs Ever Made
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The Soviet Navy built no shortage of unusual submarines during the Cold War. Some were designed to achieve record-breaking speeds, others to carry enormous ...

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A New Life for the Arleigh Burke: America’s Iconic Destroyers Are Getting a Radar That Brings Them Closer to the Next Generation
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For more than three decades, the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer has been the backbone of the U.S. Navy's surface fleet. More than 70 ships have entered service, ...

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Rheinmetall Goes to Sea: Why Germany’s Defense Giant Is Entering the Frigate Market
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For decades, Rheinmetall has been synonymous with Leopard tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, artillery systems, ammunition, and air defense technologies. ...

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Nine Years in the Making: Russia Launches Its New Yasen-M Nuclear Attack Submarine
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The submarine fleet remains one of the few areas where Russia continues to invest heavily in large-scale military programs. Despite sanctions, industrial ...

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The Last Underwater Arsenal of America: Why USS Georgia Is Heading into Retirement
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Throughout the history of the U.S. Navy, many submarines have earned legendary status. Some became symbols of nuclear deterrence, others gained fame through ...

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Corsair: The Autonomous Surface Vessel That Could Transform Naval Warfare
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Until recently, unmanned systems were primarily associated with aircraft. Drones revolutionized air and land warfare by proving that relatively inexpensive ...

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The U.S. Navy’s Biggest Failure Gets a Second Chance: USS Zumwalt Returns with Hypersonic Missiles
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When the U.S. Navy unveiled the Zumwalt-class destroyer program in the early 2000s, it was hailed as the future of naval warfare. Its stealth-shaped hull, ...

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Germany Moves to Reinforce Its Navy: Saab Wins $900 Million Combat Systems Contract for New MEKO A-200DEU Frigates
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As Germany’s ambitious F126 frigate program continues to face delays and technical challenges, Berlin has decided it can no longer afford to wait. Instead, the ...

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Billions Turned Into Scrap Metal: The Most Expensive Engineering Mistakes in Weapons History
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Military technology has always been developed at the edge of what is technologically possible. Modern weapons are expected to do things that no machine could ...

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Why Aircraft Carriers Still Aren’t Dead: The Drone Age Has Changed the Rules, But Not the Kings of the Sea
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After every major war or high-profile conflict, the same question resurfaces: has the era of the aircraft carrier finally come to an end? People asked it after ...

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How One Ship Rendered the World’s Fleets Obsolete: The Revolution of HMS Dreadnought
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Just one day earlier, the world’s leading naval powers were pouring enormous sums of money into building new battleships. Great Britain, Germany, France, ...

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