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Ahoy! The latest Modern Naval Warfare Dev Log is here and oh boy, what a parade that was! Navy Log 6 features information about the People's Liberation Army Navy (say that five times fast) and the classes of ships you will run up against in the south Pacific. Check it out in the link below.

Curious about how maritime medicine is evolving beyond hospital ships or about the push to upgrade Marine Corps housing? Check out my two articles, and other interesting Navy-related stories, in the September 2024 issue of #SeapowerMagazine, published by the Navy League of the United States. View the flipbook at https://lnkd.in/eXt59F-Y.

Accuracy in everything. In the realm of naval ship repairs, ARMADA stands out, matching the U.S. Navy's need for speed with unwavering precision. We don't just keep up; we set the pace. Time and tide wait for no one, and neither do we. Every second counts, every detail matters. ARMADA delivers – on time – every time. #EfficiencyWins #PrecisionProjectManagement

The power of autonomous naval systems. This is as fundamental of a change to Naval warfare in the early 21st century as the Fisher Revolution was in the early 20th. Underpinning and enabling this assymetric advantage all of this is spectrum dominance - which is why what we are doing at CX2 is so crucial #autonomous

Here’s how many new sailors the Navy wants to recruit this year

Here’s how many new sailors the Navy wants to recruit this year

🔱 Beyond the battlefield lies a journey few witness—the life of a Navy SEAL. Yet, amidst the challenges and sacrifices, there's a lesser-known tale of resilience and transition. The SEAL Future Foundation is the guiding compass post-service, offering mentorship, education, and support to navigate the uncharted waters of civilian life. Let's recognize the profound impact SEALs have made and ensure their futures are as powerful as their past missions. #SEALFutureFoundation #EmpoweringHeroes

Modernizing Army Aviation in the Digital Era...

America needs the logistical ability to defend supply lines & project mass around the world. Rebuilding shipbuilding & sealift capacity will take *many* years to fix. Given the timeline, such an effort may not decide the outcome of the war — other than heavily constraining our ability to project & sustain power overseas. However, at minimum, it will make an enormous difference to the post-war balance of power.