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Commentary & Analysis: Steering a Course for Technical Talent in Modern Naval Warfare | CIMSEC Col. Humr CIMSEC "To succeed in 21st century naval warfare, the naval services must take a holistic approach to recruiting, education, and retention if they are to effectively compete with today’s advanced threats and the multitude of adversaries." https://lnkd.in/diTGBZXX

CAMRE continues to break down barriers of what is possible in expeditionary #advancedmanufacturing. Processes traditionally constrained to factories such as heat treatment are being pushed to the edge with the help of individuals like the Naval Postgraduate School’s doctoral candidate LCDR Zachary Vrtis, PE, under the supervision of Dr. Emre Gunduz. These actions are vital for the Defense Industrial Base and successfully completing battle damage repair at sea. Well done by the entire team in support of SALVEX with Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA)! #additivemanufacturing #irttw https://lnkd.in/ggBB8kbE

July 1953 at the old #SouthBoston Naval Annex, part of the #Boston Navy Yard, facing northwest. The photo shows fifteen aircraft carriers from the #USNavy Atlantic Reserve Fleet, with USS Leyte in the foreground, shortly before she was converted to an antisubmarine carrier. The other fourteen are small escort carriers built on modified cargo ship hulls. Most of the ships in the picture were less than ten years old, but the pace of technological change, the rapid transition to jet aircraft after WW2 and the dawn of the missile age meant that these ships were now thoroughly obsolete for their original purpose. Nevertheless, due to the Cold War, many of these ships were kept in reserve until the late 1950s. The Boston Navy Yard was established in 1801, mostly in #Charlestown. The South Boston Naval Annex was created in 1920. Boston Navy Yard as a whole closed in 1974, most of the dock space filled in, and converted to mostly warehousing space on several new streets including Seafood Way. Dry Dock No. 3 is still one of the largest drydocks on the east coast. #history #technology #engineering

?? #NewArticle in JMSE! ?? 'Assessment of Selected Alternative Fuels for Spanish Navy Ships According to Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis.' Explore the latest findings on alternative fuels for naval ships. ?? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dAnZ8Yks #NavalEngineering #AlternativeFuels

Check out this #BoozAllen Article in U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings Magazine on #Quantum Sensing: A New Approach To Maintaining PNT In GPS-Denied Environments

These two are really worth checking out; Underwater surveillance and accoustic mine sweeping.

Check out this #BoozAllen Article in U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings Magazine on #Quantum Sensing: A New Approach To Maintaining PNT In GPS-Denied Environments

Did you hear? The Office of the Chief of Naval Operations has released the 2024 Navigation Plan. The 2024 NAVPLAN?is the Navy’s strategic guidance from the 33rd?Chief of Naval Operations. The NAVPLAN focuses on two strategic ends:?1) Readiness for the possibility of war with the People’s Republic of China by 2027, and 2) Enhancing long-term advantage We pursue these ends through two mutually reinforcing ways:?1)?Implement Project 33, and?2) Expand the?Navy’s contribution to the Joint warfighting ecosystem Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gc8wwgdd

This new SIPRI paper by Tytti Er?st?, SU FEI and Wilfred Wan examines the drivers and implications of naval build-ups in the Indo-Pacific, considering key actors’ security objectives and threat perceptions. Find out more ?? doi.org/10.55163/DKWB3559

Check out this #BoozAllen Article in U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings Magazine on #Quantum Sensing: A New Approach To Maintaining PNT In GPS-Denied Environments