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Flag Officer Announcements 2 February - Vimarsana News

Flag Officer Announcements 2 February

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III announced today that the president has made the following nominations: Capt. Brian H. Bennett for appointment

US Navy Has Successfully Tested A Rocket Booster for Its Hypersonic Missile - Vimarsana News

US Navy Has Successfully Tested A Rocket Booster for Its Hypersonic Missile

While the United States is under pressure to develop a hypersonic weapon, the US Navy grants some relief with the successful testing of a rocket booster.

After Trump Secrecy, Biden Administration Restores US Nuclear Weapons Transparency - Vimarsana News

After Trump Secrecy, Biden Administration Restores US Nuclear Weapons Transparency

Science for a safer, more informed world.

Source: fas.org
U.S. Navy Completes Ground Test of Second Stage Motor for Hypersonic Weapon - Vimarsana News

U.S. Navy Completes Ground Test of Second Stage Motor for Hypersonic Weapon

On August 25th, the U.S. Navy's Strategic Systems Program has successfully conducted a test of the Second Stage Solid Rocket Motor (SRM) in Promontory, Utah. The ground test marks a step toward the development of the common hypersonic missile that will be fielded by the Navy and the Army.

Terrific 12: The Navy Has Plans for Its Columbia-Class Submarines - Vimarsana News

Terrific 12: The Navy Has Plans for Its Columbia-Class Submarines

This would be two fewer submarines than currently make up the Ohio-class submarine fleet. Here's What You Need to Remember: These factors point to the key issue of consistent, fluid mission maintenance and deployment longevity; given that the Columbias are expected to serve throughout most of the remainder of this century, careful planning and thorough consideration must be given to maintaining them for decades into the future. The Navy is confident that its anticipated fleet of twelve new nuclear-armed Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines will easily succeed in fulfilling and even bu...