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Springfield Armory Hellcat: The Compact Titan of Concealed Carry - Vimarsana News

Springfield Armory Hellcat: The Compact Titan of Concealed Carry

The Virginia-class submarines, initially introduced to replace the older Los Angeles-class submarines, have been a part of the U.S. Navy's fleet since the first of the class, the USS Virginia (SSN-774), was commissioned in 2004. Constructed at a pace of two to three units annually, with prices around $3.4 billion per sub, the aim has…

Future US Military Rotorcraft Design Capability At Risk - Vimarsana News

Future US Military Rotorcraft Design Capability At Risk

Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin Company, announced on April 16 that it was cutting its staff by as many as 400 engineers.

Source: forbes.com
Surface Forces: Zumwalt Class Destroyers Find a Purpose - Vimarsana News

Surface Forces: Zumwalt Class Destroyers Find a Purpose

The American Zumwalt-class DDG-1000 destroyers have turned into a very expensive experiment into how not to build a new class of warships Because of the high cost, which was eventually about $8 billion per ship, only three were ordered Note that a Virg

Does The Constellation Class Frigate Have Enough Vertical Launch Cells? - Vimarsana News

Does The Constellation Class Frigate Have Enough Vertical Launch Cells?

Recent events in the Red Sea again raise questions about whether 32 vertical launch cells is adequate for the Constellation class frigates.

Source: yahoo.com
Local Navy helicopter pilot meets son for first time after nearly 9-month deployment - Vimarsana News

Local Navy helicopter pilot meets son for first time after nearly 9-month deployment

One member of the "Spartans" helicopter squadron based out of NAS Jacksonville met his baby for the first time Sunday when the pilots returned from a nearly nine-month deployment.