Despite its ambitious design, the Typhon frigate program faced significant technical, financial, and bureaucratic challenges ...

Ley’s all-in approach is both foolhardy and dangerous when this mercurial American president demands obedience, only to ...

Built in Kaliningrad, Russia, INS Tamal is set to be the last Indian warship purchased from a foreign country. This is a ...

World War II submarines were some of the most feared and effective weapons of the war. Operating mostly in stealth, these ...

Aviation museums preserve the stories and breakthroughs that shaped flight. For many of us in the aviation world, they’re a ...

Defending Australia: Hunter-Killer revives WWII mission as first line of defence against enemy subs Australia’s $45bn future frigates will be positioned as anti-submarine Hunter-Killers in an ...

At the same time, their Japanese opponents had yet to fully address the threat that these underwater marauders posed to the ...

The Philippine Navy’s new guided missile frigate has joined its first operational exercise with American forces for the seventh Maritime Cooperation Activity off Zambales.

2025 marks 80 years since the official end of World War II. There are of course, many factors that brought the war to a close, but two things are often credited as ‘secret weapons’ that led the Allied ...

Laid down on September 11, 1940, at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine, and launched on May 12, 1941, she was the first completed submarine of the Gato class to enter combat in World War II.

The USS Iowa ia equipped with stealth technology to obscure it from radar and sonar — and the submarine’s motto is “fear the ghost.” It can carry up to 135 officers and enlisted sailors.