Despite advancements in drones, AI, and targeting networks, raw firepower remains essential. The U.S. Navy’s Ohio-Class SSGNs ...

WA businesses set to gain skills, contracts and global exposure through landmark submarine sustainment partnership.

which aims to replace the aging Ohio-class fleet by the 2030s. But until then, a technological gap may exist. And in warfare, even a temporary edge can translate into lasting strategic gains.

Every single sub in America's fleet is nuclear-powered, allowing the military submarines to stay at sea virtually indefinitely. The Ohio and Columbia-class boats make up its ballistic missile subs ...

Leadership Ohio is proud to announce its newly chosen Class of 2025. Following a fiercely competitive process that attracted more than 230 nominations from around the state, 35 trailblazing leaders ...

When it comes to bigger is better, the United States likes to put up a good fight. Its Ohio-class submarines, with their immense power and capabilities, overshadow the attempts of the British and ...

There are three basic types of submarines: fast-attack submarines (SSN), ballistic-missile submarines (SSBN) and guided-missile submarines (SSGN). Fast-attack submarines are designed to ... most ...

The U.S. Navy’s Virginia-Class attack submarines will be getting more firepower following a multi-million contract with BAE Systems to increase the sub’s Tomahawk missile payload. Virginia ...