July 2021
THE U.S. NAVY
Maritime Reporter & Engineering News looks inside the U.S. Navy market in its July 2021 eMagazine edition.
Table of Contents
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The Navy Of Tomorrow:
The path of the future size and shape of the U.S. Navy is neither straight nor clear. But you can bet that China, autonomy and multinational shipbuilders will all have a hand in decision making.
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How big does the Navy need to be? Bigger than it is today.
Overview of the entire U.S. Navy fleet with insights on the shape and size of the fleet to come.
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Chris Deegan, President and Chief Executive, Gibbs & Cox
Gibbs & Cox is synonymous with U.S. Navy ship design and construction, and CEO Chris Deegan shares his outlooking on the size, shape and future of the U.S. Navy.
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Detyens Shipyards: Keeping Government, Commercial Ships fit for the Sea
Hugh Chambrovich and his Detyens Shipyards team help ensure government ship repairs get done safely, correctly, on time and on budget.
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Canada Commissions First Warship in 25 years
Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships brings new capabilities, renewed focus on Canada’s operations in the high north.
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USCG FRC Honors Emlen Tunnell, Coast Guard Hero, NFL Great
News and updates on the latest concepts, designs and deliveries for military vessels.
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Feature Product: Viega Fittings Earn Navy Approval
Feature Product: Viega Fittings Earn Navy Approval
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Want Reliable Crew? Create Reliable Assessments
Without valid and reliable assessments, we cannot determine whether our trainees have absorbed the knowledge and learned the skills necessary for safe and efficient performance.
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Five Minutes with Baba Devani, CEO Marine, Survitec
As Survitec continues to grow with the recent acquisition of Hansen Protection, Baba Devani, CEO Marine, discusses the strategic importance of the acquisition to the overall strategy of Survitec as well as the path ahead.
