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A large fleet of corvettes, submarines, and UVs would prove more survivable, better suited to the mission at hand, and more cost-effective for an increasingly cash-strapped navy.

By Matthew Hipple and Michael DeBoer (CIMSEC) The military has two masters – the executive, who directs and operates, and the legislature, who regulates and budgets. The Navy, and other...

So convinced are the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps that long-range missiles will dominate future conflict that they are prepared to cede the Western Pacific to China at the start of a conflict.

Instead, it will be an in-close knife fight.

Deterring or defeating Russian and Chinese threats requires a robust, highly lethal and survivable forward deployment of U.S. forces.

The U.S. Navys Distributed Lethality Strategy, Explained The Navy’s now multi-year use of the word “Distributed” to explain its fast-evolving maritime warfare strategy is expanding and, in an interesting and significant way, building upon years of recent weapons development placing a not-so-surprising premium upon a need to massively expand its range and speed of attack weapons.  The Navy’s now multi-year use of the word “Distributed” to explain its fast-evolving maritime warfare s...