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March 20, 2026
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Why America Needs a Four-Ocean Navy

By Derek S. Reveron Rethinking America’s Strategic Map When Americans think about how the United States engages the world, we instinctively reach for maps. Our government bureaucracies are organized this way: regional bureaus at...

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By mib.mohdismail@gmail.com
March 18, 2026
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OPERATION HIGHMAST: UK EASTERN DEPLOYMENT FOR A “TWO-CARRIER NAVY”

By David Scott Operation Highmast, running from April to November 2025, took a UK Carrier Strike Group (CSG), led by HMS Prince of Wales, over 40,000 nautical miles to the Sea of Japan and...

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By mib.mohdismail@gmail.com
March 16, 2026
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Driving Toward Distributed Maritime Operations: Getting the Navy Out of Its VLS Hole

By Peter Kouretsos The Department of War is addressing its critical shortfall in precision munitions, but it also needs more platforms capable of using them. This is especially true for the U.S. Navy. As...

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By mib.mohdismail@gmail.com
March 13, 2026
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Turkey’s Air-to-Air Drone Test and the Logic of Middle-Power Alliance Stress

by Lawrence J Kaiser In late 2025, Turkey conducted a successful test of an air-to-air missile launched from an unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV). At first glance, the event appeared to be a narrow...

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By mib.mohdismail@gmail.com
March 12, 2026
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Norovirus Outbreak Sickens At Least 153 People on Star Princess

On March 12 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that 104 passengers and 49 crew members are sick with norovirus on the Star Princess. The Princess Cruises owned ship is currently...

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By mib.mohdismail@gmail.com
March 11, 2026
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Sailor’s First – Aligning the Leadership Continuum

By CAPT Paul W. Nickell, USN, MA, MBA The Sailor is the Navy. No Navy is better than its Sailors. An unstructured, disconnected leadership continuum is a disservice to our Sailors and our Navy....

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By mib.mohdismail@gmail.com
March 9, 2026
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The United States Can’t Deter China Without Allied Shipyards

By Patrick M. Cronin and David Glick Introduction Industrial endurance and allied integration are indispensable to making deterrence-by-denial against China credible under the 2026 National Defense Strategy. The Trump administration’s Maritime Action Plan rightly...

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By mib.mohdismail@gmail.com
March 6, 2026
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Mass Drones to Save Missiles: A High–Low Mix for the Pacific

By Connor Keating The future of conflict in the Western Pacific will hinge on sustaining firepower over vast distances with finite magazines and vulnerable logistics. The Russia‑Ukraine war and much of history show that...

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By mib.mohdismail@gmail.com
March 4, 2026
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Can an Interagency Task Force Work in the Arctic?

By Jeffrey Kucik and Veronica De Allende An increasingly accessible Arctic raises questions about U.S. responsibilities in the region. There are two core challenges. First, Russia’s (re)militarization of its Arctic coastline, coupled with growing...

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By mib.mohdismail@gmail.com
March 2, 2026
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Enduring the Storm: Reflections on the U.S. Navy’s “Fat Leonard” Scandal

By Rear Admiral Bruce Loveless, U.S. Navy (Ret.) Heavy Seas Heavy seas do calm with time. Yet long after headlines fade and public attention moves on, those who endure them continue to feel their...

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Why America Needs a Four-Ocean Navy

OPERATION HIGHMAST: UK EASTERN DEPLOYMENT FOR A “TWO-CARRIER NAVY”

Driving Toward Distributed Maritime Operations: Getting the Navy Out of Its VLS Hole

Turkey’s Air-to-Air Drone Test and the Logic of Middle-Power Alliance Stress

Norovirus Outbreak Sickens At Least 153 People on Star Princess

Sailor’s First – Aligning the Leadership Continuum

The United States Can’t Deter China Without Allied Shipyards

Mass Drones to Save Missiles: A High–Low Mix for the Pacific

Can an Interagency Task Force Work in the Arctic?

Enduring the Storm: Reflections on the U.S. Navy’s “Fat Leonard” Scandal

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