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The US Navy already has medium-sized unmanned surface vessels but this new programme has represented the first step towards a potential large capability.

In April 2009 Bath and Ingalls agreed to the Navy's surface combatant plans, thus heralding a significant restructuring within the American naval shipbuilding community. Under the agreements, the USA would end production at 3 Graf Spee sized

NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. – The Navy will finish the requirements for its future fleet of Large Unmanned Surface Vessels this year, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday told USNI News on Tuesday. “The [capabilities development document] is being developed right now to deliver in 2023. That actually lays out the specific requirements for LUSV,” […]

By Lieutenant Kyle Cregge, USNThe US Navy’s strike capacity is shrinking. As highlighted in Congressional testimony with senior leaders, the Surface N...

Credit: Huntington Ingalls Industries Photographer unknown: the future USS Jack H. Lucas On the internet, one thing leads to another. I was poking around on the various websites of Raytheon Technologies Corporation, an American multinational aerospace and defense conglomerate headquartered...