By LT Connor Keating, U.S. Navy During World War II, General Quarters (GQ) was essential to U.S. Navy ship survivability....
The Department of Transportation (DOT) reported 50 crimes across all cruise lines in Q2 of 2026 (April 1–June 30, 2026). Carnival Cruise Line led...
By Adam Reiffen Working afloat and ashore, the U.S. Navy’s Information Warfare Officers engage adversaries, create plans, connect circuits, and...
By Lieutenant Colonel Pete Combe, USMC The goal of this article is to articulate one past commander’s approach to discipline,...
Six passengers aboard the MSC Divina allegedly broadcast false emergency announcements on the ship’s public-address (PA) system, according to local...
By Catherine Marie Abbott A version of this article was originally published by the Center for Maritime Strategy, a non-profit,...
By Bruce Stubbs I. Introduction The United States should designate the U.S. Coast Guard as its lead agency for maritime...
By Joseph Hanacek and Josh Richards Building the Airborne Asymmetry In the predawn hours of June 1, 2025, a revolution...
A cruise passenger was arrested by the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office after allegedly punching two children on the Carnival Glory....
Two men were arrested after federal authorities found child sexual exploitation material (CSEM) on their phones when they disembarked from...
By Meng Kit Tang Markets Close Before Missiles Fire Tanker traffic in the Persian Gulf fell from 138 transits to...
By John Babick The Pentagon’s artificial intelligence strategy documents promise decision advantage at scale. Defense contractors pitch predictive logistics and...
Fourteen people were injured after the river cruise ship Anna Katharina struck a lock wall in Vienna, Austria, early Friday...
By Dr. David Soud and Dr. Ian Ralby Law enforcement officials are accustomed to interdicting shipments of precursor chemicals used...
This article was originally published at The Cove, the Australian Army’s professional military education platform, and is republished with permission....
The CDC reported a gastrointestinal (GI) illness outbreak on the National Geographic Sea Bird during its July 15–20 voyage. The...
A Louisiana woman suffered serious injuries from an accident during a cruise excursion, according to multiple reports. The woman, Kirsten...
By Jake Brantley As great power competition expands into new domains and climate change alters global geography, the Arctic and...
A passenger contacted Cruise Law News stating several people fell ill on the National Geographic Sea Bird during the ship’s...
Six cruise passengers were arrested for outstanding warrants and probation violations by the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) at Port...
