Today’s Navy faces what military strategists call “contested logistics” — a reality where enemy forces don’t just target warships, but the fuel tankers, ammunition ships, and supply convoys that keep ...

The aircraft carrier is the most powerful conventional weapon system on earth — but without a constant, reliable flow of fuel, food, ammunition, and spare parts, it’s little more than an expensive ...

Air, the leader in Enterprise Readiness, and Fathom5, a technology company dedicated to secure infrastructure for AI-powered machines, today announced a strategic partnership to transform the U.S.

Seoul's first maritime command at RIMPAC and expanded naval maintenance cooperation with Washington underscore its growing role in regional deterrence beyond the Korean Peninsula.

Alion Science and Technology Corp. is helping the Navy upgrade its logistics support systems under a three-year, $15 million contract. The award calls for Alion to support the Naval Operational ...

A massive replenishment ship near Guangzhou reveals China's strategy to sustain carrier groups far from home amid ongoing ...

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Navy is struggling to find support to buy new logistics ships, even as a new study finds the Navy’s current plans to recapitalize that logistics fleet are insufficient to ...

The American Navy is unable to build the number of ships it needs because nationwide capacity to produce key warship components is limited. Forty years ago, there were some 2,000 metal casting and ...

In amphibious assaults today, a Marine air-ground task force (MAGTF) would secure a beachhead and establish a support base on land as quickly as possible, and then push out from that base to other ...

The C-2 Greyhound made its final carrier landing at the end of June, capping off its mission as the Navy's only carrier delivery passenger plane.

Traditional approaches to logistics will not meet future military requirements. Not only will large logistics bases ashore be unacceptably vulnerable to enemy attack, but their size and immobility ...