From The News Tribune: Submarine Vermont christened at Connecticut shipyard

  The Associated Press October 20, 2018 12:56 PM  GROTON, Conn. The Navy’s newest nuclear-powered attack submarine was christened Saturday at a Connecticut shipyard, a...

From the SIBC: New Defense Department Study Released on Health and Resiliency of the Defense Industrial Base

Newly Released DoD Study: Assessing and Strengthening the Manufacturing and Defense Industrial Base and Supply Chain Resiliency of the United States The Defense Department has just...

From Florida Today: USS Indiana submarine commissioned during Navy ceremony at Port Canaveral

  By: Rick Neale, Published 3:36 p.m. Sept. 29, 2018 PORT CANAVERAL — America’s rival nations seek to seize our tactical advantage in the undersea...

From USNI News: New Navy Force Structure Assessment, 2018 Elections Could Change the Path to 355-Ship Fleet

  By: Ben Werner and John Grady September 6, 2018 6:21 PM ARLINGTON, Va. A new look at the Navy’s force structure and the upcoming...

From Inside Defense: Navy is open to MYP contract with options for more than 10 submarines

While testifying before Congress yesterday, two top Navy officials signaled they are open to structuring the upcoming Virginia-class block V submarine multiyear procurement contract to...

From the U.S. Naval Institute News: Navy to Congress: Columbia-class Submarine Program Still on Schedule with Little Margin for Error

Overheating problems with a test motor being developed Navy’s next nuclear ballistic missile submarine has not thrown the “no-margin-for-error” program off-schedule, senior service leaders have...

From the Navy Times: Navy’s new attack submarine Colorado joins the fleet

GROTON, Conn. — The U.S. Navy’s newest attack submarine, the USS Colorado, joined the fleet Saturday in a ceremony at Connecticut’s Naval Submarine Base. Navy...

From the Navy Times: This is how a nuclear submarine crashes through Arctic Circle ice

A submarine smashing it’s way through Arctic ice is certainly impressive from the outside, but what’s happening below the surface? The Navy posted the above...