New Destroyer Task Force Established To Hunt Russian Submarines In The Atlantic
Task Group Greyhound will provide an on-call force that will help counter the Russian Navy’s submarine force’s growing presence in the Atlantic.
Task Group Greyhound will provide an on-call force that will help counter the Russian Navy’s submarine force’s growing presence in the Atlantic.
The incident, the second of its kind in the last two weeks, follows an uptick in tensions between Russia and NATO in the Black Sea.
New details about plans to establish an Aegis Ashore site on Guam underscore the threats that the system itself could face in a major conflict.
The late-night exercise would have put the Navy’s “Cornfield Cruiser” through its paces.
The Navy’s Littoral Combat Ships continue to make waves, now due to their comparatively astronomical operating costs.
Reports say two US Navy destroyers will enter the Black Sea as a Russian military buildup around eastern Ukraine continues to grow.
Like U.S. warships forward-deployed to the Pacific, ships deployed to Europe feature a tailored electronic warfare capability.
Russia is showing off its anti-ship missiles and buzzing U.S. Navy destroyers as they undertake maneuvers with regional allies.
Russia says that one of its destroyers threatened to ram the American warship to drive it out of an area of the Sea of Japan.
The successful test event involved a defense of Hawaii scenario, in which a destroyer used an SM-3 Block IIA missile to swat down an ICBM.