InThe Dock on the BaybyJames Marinero, MSc, MBA.·Oct 23China’s Next Aircraft Carrier May Be Bigger Than The USS Gerald R FordAnd Beijing builds bigger replenishment ships to support itA response icon5A response icon5
Robert Sacchi·Oct 12The USS Nimitz (CVN-68), Over 50 Years in ServiceBeginning and EndA response icon4A response icon4
Power Projection Dispatch·Sep 3USS ronald reagan's japan homeport leaves navy reconsidering pacific forward basingThe carrier's permanent assignment to Yokosuka since 2015 has created maintenance bottlenecks, driving a 12-month repair bill and pushing…
InThe GravitybyN Chandra·Aug 27Carrier Strike Groups and America’s Waning Aura in West AsiaFrom floating fortresses to sitting ducks: how Iran exposed the fragility of US naval power and presidential blusterA response icon3A response icon3
Harry Jeong·Aug 15The Navy’s $Billion Tug-of-War: Why Trump is Ordering a Return to Steam CatapultsThe future of American naval warfare is currently locked in a fierce, high-stakes battle between cutting-edge digital innovation and…
Caren White·Aug 14Trump Wants to Revert to Steam Catapults on Aircraft CarriersWe are going backwardsA response icon21A response icon21
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyDs Traylor·May 13The Battle of Taranto: When Aircraft Carriers Became King of the SeasThe British victory opened the door to one of the most important — and dominant — weapons to be created in the 20th century.A response icon1A response icon1
Pixel_Cactus.42·May 9USS Langley and the Birth of America’s Carrier EraAircraft carrier Langley (CV-1) with an Aeromarine plane landing while the ship was at anchor, circa 1923. Naval History and Heritage…
