CSIS Wargame: China’s Invasion of Taiwan in 2026
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) ran a wargame of China invading Taiwan in the year 2026.
30 Jan 2023
The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) ran a wargame of China invading Taiwan in the year 2026.
10 Jan 2023
Naval News reached out to the RAND Corporation for comments, and opinions on the US Navy’s next-generation destroyer program, DDG(X).
08 Jan 2023
Naval News reached out to the US Navy for an update on the status of the Mark VI Patrol Boats and the new 40-foot Patrol Boats (40PB).
24 Dec 2022
Naval News reached out to RAND corporation to get their insights on how the U.S. Air Force’s new B-21 Raider stealth heavy bomber can operate with the U.S. Navy in a maritime role...
14 Dec 2022
Naval News reached out to the Marine Forces Reserve in late November 2022 for further information abu-out competition to select a new small boat to aid in the Force Design 2030 concept of distributed maritime operations of smaller units and less concentrated force to avoid Anti-ship missiles.
11 Dec 2022
The U.S. Naval Institute (USNI) and the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) hosted Vice Admiral Karl Thomas, U.S. Navy, Commander of Seventh Fleet.
05 Dec 2022
Naval News asked the U.S. Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), U.S. Navy’s Chief of Information Office (CHINFO), and shipbuilders for comment on the two new AS(X) submarine tenders.
01 Dec 2022
A senior engineer at the RAND Corporation wrote about the dangers of floating and drifting mines and how current navies are hard-pressed to counter them.
29 Oct 2022
For many years, analysts, the military, and members of Congress have called for more missile interceptors to be placed on Guam to defend its airbase and naval port from enemy missile attack.
11 Oct 2022
The United States Missile Defense Agency (MDA) is tasked with creating a solution to intercept enemy Hypersonic Glide Bodies (HGB) that threaten allied naval and maritime vessels and interests. In order to accomplish this, MDA is developing missile interceptors to literally hit a hypersonic missile with a hypersonic missile and is termed, “Enhanced Hypersonic Missile Defense.” Naval News reached out to the MDA for comment.