This episode takes an in-depth look at the United States Navy—what it’s doing today, how it’s adapting, and why it matters. We cover its global deployments, how it projects power across the oceans, ...

Summary and Key Points: The U.S. Navy's "shipbuilding doom loop" is defined by a paradoxical rise in spending alongside a shrinking fleet. -Despite billions in investment, major programs like the ...

The Pentagon has dramatically reduced the number of ships it had in the Caribbean ahead of the Maduro raid, moving vessels toward the Middle East.

As China and other adversaries build up their stocks of anti-ship missiles, the US Navy is looking for an answer—one that can be adapted to existing warships’ VLS cells. The US Navy is looking to ...

The US Navy operates a handful of fixed-wing and rotary drones, but has kept them in support roles, avoiding a wholesale replacement of its manned forces. The US Navy is quietly integrating drone ...

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