Sew Others May Live
Coast Guard aviation survival technicians, better known as rescue swimmers, undergo some of the most intense training available in any …
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Coast Guard and Costa Rican Authorities Seize 1,700 Pounds of Cocaine
The U.S. Coast Guard and Costa Rican authorities seized approximately 1,700 pounds of cocaine Thursday with an estimated value of …
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: SSS Clutch Company, Inc. (Sponsored)
The U.S. Navy just commissioned the 7th vessel to bear the name of the First State. The USS Delaware, designated …
Special Forces Soldiers Make Masks for Health Care Workers
Soldiers assigned to the 1st Special Forces Group’s Group Support Battalion at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, are manufacturing personal protective …
America’s Last Remaining Producer of Rare Earth Magnets for Defense (Sponsored)
The use of rare earth magnets is commonplace in many of today’s most advanced military products. Rare earth magnets power …
USS Delaware (SSN 791) Commissioning Publication (Online Digital Flipbook)
The U.S. Navy has commissioned the USS Delaware (SSN 791), its 18th Virginia-class submarine.
Although the traditional public commissioning ceremony …
Submarine Development: A Survey of Submarine Visionaries and Pioneering Boats
The historical record is awash with examples of early peoples seeking to explore the underwater world. In a section of …
Submarines at War: From the Turtle to U-boats, Nuclear Submarines, and Unmanned Systems
For centuries, a nation’s maritime might was defined by its surface navy, with the battleship being the epitome of gunship …
Virginia-Class Submarines: Getting More Capability to the Fleet Faster
As the U.S. Navy embarks on an ambitious effort to grow the size and capability of its fleet, the Virginia-class …
Namesakes: Six USS Delawares in Naval History
The first USS Delaware was launched in July 1776, the month the fledgling United States declared its independence from Great …