Naval Vessels

In a war game, of course.

Decades after it sunk, the battleship Tirpitz is still stunting the environment.

The infographic includes attack submarines, guided missile submarines, and ballistic missile subs...all nuclear powered.

It may look easy, but surfacing a nuclear submarine in the Arctic requires careful preparation.

Entire Arctic shipping routes, once thought impassable, are becoming major economic channels, and icebreakers are making it possible.

The 12 Columbia-class submarines will replace the existing 14 Ohio-class subs in conducting nuclear deterrence patrols.

The 377-foot-long sub weighs about 7,800 tons submerged.

“Shock tests” involve setting off huge explosions near ships to see if anything breaks instead of finding out the hard way.

The U.S. Navy is making a big push to impress the small but influential country.

The Navy will pick one of these ships to the the Navy’s low-end sea fighter.

But is a 30-year voyage realistic?

Meet the most revolutionary ship in the entire U.S. Navy.

An incident in the East China Sea has observers wondering if China’s nuke boats have a noise problem.

An update on the world of flat-tops.

Russia claims this video shows an “exercise,” but outside observers aren’t so sure.

Fast-moving ice trapped the USS Little Rock in Canada, possibly until March.

Beijing’s third flattop will be unlike its other ships.

The Woody Williams may look like a repurposed oil tanker (because it is), but this vessel can do it all for the U.S. Navy.

The former commanders of the USS Fitzgerald, USS McCain, and other officers and noncoms face charges including negligent homicide.

The Portland is getting a laser just in time to show off at RIMPAC 2018

There’s not much anyone can do about the price, either.