The United States Navy has deployed a powerful new 3,000-ton warship engineered specifically for long-range anti-submarine warfare. Designed for deep-ocean missions far from American shores, this advanced vessel can travel more than 5,000 miles while tracking enemy submarines with high precision. Its sensors, stealth design, and autonomous capabilities make it one of the most flexible and efficient submarine-hunting ships ever built. • The warship uses advanced sonar arrays capable of detecting

US Navy To Soon Get Faster, Smaller Warships To Fight Future Wars With Agility The United States Navy is shifting its naval strategy toward faster, smaller, and more agile warships designed for future conflicts. Rather than relying only on massive vessels, these compact ships emphasize speed, flexibility, and advanced weapons—allowing the United States to respond rapidly in contested waters and modern combat scenarios. Important Details: Focus on smaller, high-speed warships Designed for modern

The United States Navy’s program to build its next generation of Columbia‑class ballistic missile submarines is facing notable challenges in staying on its planned construction timeline. Originally aimed for delivery of the lead vessel by late 2027, production officials now expect the first submarine to be completed closer to early 2029, reflecting a nearly 17 month shift from earlier plans due to industrial and supply‑chain pressures. This class is designed to replace the current Ohio‑class fle