Tanker Struck By Limpet Mines In Strait of Hormuz In First Such Attack Since 2019
Iran has redirected its naval strategy amidst the threat of fresh US and Israeli strikes by broadening its attack areas in the Gulf waters.
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China Achieves First Drone Takeoff And Landing Aboard An Amphibious Assault Ship
China tested strike and reconnaissance unmanned aircraft, the GJ-21, which was launched from an amphibious assault ship, the Sichuan.
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China To Launch First Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier By 2027, CSIS Report Reveals
China is possibly planning the launch of its first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier by the end of 2027, a new CSIS report revealed.
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India Can Become Competitive Regional Hub for Alternative Marine Fuels – New IMO Study
India has the potential to become a competitive regional hub for alternative marine fuels, according to the Study on Potential Demand and Pricing of Alternative Marine Fuels in India.
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South Korean Group Wins Its First US Navy Medium Landing Ship Contract After Buying A Philadelphia Shipyard In 2024
TOTE Services, LLC, a leading U.S. maritime services company specializing in vessel construction management and ship management announced its first shipyard selection for the Medium Landing Ship (LSM) program under TOTE Services’ Vessel Construction Manager (VCM) contract for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.
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Ports Urged To Start Planning For Nuclear-Powered Ship Calls And Floating Power Units
Ports should begin structured planning for advanced nuclear technology now, treating it as a long-term infrastructure and operating-model question rather than a new marine fuel, according to a new joint paper from the British Ports Association (BPA) and Lloyd’s Register (LR).
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Mental Health Factors in Seafarers’ Failed Medicals Double Among Under-25s
The number of young seafarers temporarily stood down from work at sea with mental health recorded as a factor has more than doubled in a year, according to new figures.
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South Korean Navy Training Ship Makes First-Ever Port Call At U.S. Naval Air Station In Florida
South Korean Navy training ship ROKS Hansando makes its first-ever port call at Pensacola, bringing nearly 400 personnel for a four-month international training deployment.
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Indian Navy Set To Receive 8 Advanced Corvettes Under Mega ₹40,000 Crore Deal
The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) has approved a clearance worth over ₹40,000 crore to build warships for the Indian Navy.
