The Navy currently has two nuclear submarines in service that are similar to each other, but not quite the same. Here's which ...

Why Is the Virginia-Class So Behind Timeline-Wise in New Subs?: The United States of America’s once-vaunted shipbuilding ...

The U.S. military’s plans to build up its forces on the island of Guam received some added firepower Tuesday with the arrival ...

Submarines are even more complex, given how they operate. Because of this, the U.S. doesn't build its nuclear submarines all ...

But the most advanced—indeed, the best—may be the Seawolf-class attack submarine. First ordered by the Navy from the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics in Connecticut in 1989, the USS Seawolf ...

This year's White House ornament celebrates former President Jimmy Carter for his 100th Christmas and, for the first time, ...

The K-222 submarine, a marvel of Soviet engineering, stands as a testament to the technological advancements made during the ...

Mancinelli’s visit focused on the Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Program (SIOP), a long-term effort to modernize the Navy’s four public shipyards, and also included a tour of the USS Jimmy ...

Nuclear-armed stealth submarines are hailed as the ultimate guarantor of a nation’s security, ensuring an assured ...

It is worth noting that the U.S. Navy had previously planned to transition to the new SSN(X) submarines starting in fiscal year 2031, but this timeline now appears delayed based on the aforementioned ...

USS Seawolf, USS Connecticut, and USS Jimmy Carter—are powerful yet rare nuclear-powered fast-attack submarines. Built as ...