July 2024
U.S. Navy
The July 2024 eMag edition of Maritime Reporter again focuses on the fleet and future of the U.S. Navy, from crewed surface fleet to submarines to uncrewed autonomous systems.
Table of Contents
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ZF is Mission-Ready: Cutting-Edge Marine Propulsion Solutions
Get to know ZF's latest projects, products and services
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Emerging Leaders: Max Braddock, Ship Superintendent, Detyens Shipyards
Running ship repair projects is part engineering, part art and all tenacity. Max Braddock, Ship Superintendent, Detyens Shipyards brings all of this and more to the table.
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Registration of Ships – A Necessity?
The continued importance of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance.
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Seeing What’s on The Other Side of the Hill
The continued importance of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance.
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Unmanned Underwater Systems = Force Multiplier
The Navy’s top officer wants more players on the field.
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U.S. Navy Needs to Grow, but in fact it is Shrinking
To face evolving threats, U.S. Navy needs to change course as mMore ships are being retired than commissioned.
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The Navy’s Maritime Expeditionary Security Force
Providing security from sea and land
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Revitalizing U.S. Shipbuilding Means Adopting a New Approach
As global competitors like China expand their fleets, the U.S. must act decisively, modernizing its shipyards and expanding its naval fleet to secure its position as a leading maritime power.
