From Inside Defense: BWX Technologies weighs when to ready for additional submarines

BWX Technologies, which makes the naval nuclear reactors for submarines and carriers, would need to invest about $100 million over several years to get ready...

From Scout Warrior: Navy to Complete First Prototypes of Virginia Payload Modules – Triples Submarine Firepower

The Navy’s Virginia Payload Modules Will Triple the Virginia-Class Attack Submarine Missile-Firing Ability. First Prototypes Already Underway. The Navy will soon finish initial prototyping of...

From the United States Naval Institute News: CNO Richardson: Navy Must Take Steps Now To Grow, Improve Fleet

The Navy can begin building up its fleet size in the near-term through accelerating hot production lines of relevant warships, but going forward it will...

From the Daily Press: Plans for larger fleet prompt aggressive push for workers

Expanding the Navy fleet to 355 ships will require bipartisan support in Congress, about $102 billion each year for the foreseeable future and more people...

From the Daily Press: 355-ship Navy: Big opportunity but big challenges

When President Trump called for an expanded naval fleet on March 2, he chose the grandest venue Hampton Roads could offer: a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier....

From CBS News: Inside the U.S. Navy’s newest, fastest submarines

Russia announced plans last month to build a submarine larger than its Typhoon class, which is already the world’s biggest nuclear-powered submarine. The United States...

From the United States Naval Institute Press: House Armed Services Committee Looking At 25-30 Year Pace For Reaching 355 Ship Navy

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The chairman of the House Armed Services seapower and projection forces subcommittee believes the Navy can reach a 355-ship fleet in the...

From Seapower Magazine: HASC Seapower Leaders Optimistic on Submarine Construction Industrial Base

WASHINGTON — The chairman and ranking member of the House subcommittee that oversees U.S. Navy shipbuilding are optimistic that the industrial base is up to...