The Royal Navy’s New Type 26 Frigate
The Royal Navy’s new class of frigate, the Type 26, will be capable and flexible. With a common hull that …
Naval Forces
F8U-3 Crusader Was ‘Really Hot’ Might Have Been
When it first took to the air on June 2, 1958 with test pilot John W. Konrad at the controls, …
The Marine Corps of 2030
A s the smallest of the nation’s uniformed military services, the Marine Corps is most susceptible to tight budgets, but …
U.S. Navy Missile Defense: Building an Aegis Fleet
It is easy to look back from the perspective of 2012, with scores of Aegis cruisers and destroyers populating the …
U.S. Marine Corps Is Getting Back to Its Amphibious Roots
After more than a decade of being tied down in two prolonged land conflicts, during which it accumulated the heavy …
Enterprise Returns Home from Final Deployment
The USS Enterprise (CVN 65), the world’s first nuclear powered aircraft carrier, has come home for good after her 22nd …
Interview with Daniel Pierson
According to Deputy Program Executive Officer (PEO) for Land Systems (LS) Daniel Pierson, one interservice initiative that continues to garner …
Interview with William E. Taylor
Looking back over the first five years of the United States Marine Corps Program Executive Officer for Land Systems, William …
31st MEU, Philippine Marines Execute a Live-Fire Helicopter Raid
Marines with Company G., Battalion Landing Team, 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit, and Philippine Marines of …
From CEOss to SeaPort-e
Shortly after the start of the second Gulf War, the Marine Corps established a new business model to procure contract …