Artist’s rendering of the Columbia-class SSBN submarine. US Navy image Lawmakers are allowing the Navy flexibility in how it purchases the next two aircraft carriers and five ballistic missile ...

WASHINGTON — The Navy is making a massive bet on cutting-edge technology to modernize its fleet, pumping $448 million into AI and autonomous systems to supercharge shipbuilding efforts. “Ship OS” uses ...

For decades, Boca Chica was a sleepy beachside community—just a handful of residents, fishing shacks, and quiet coastal life. Everything changed when SpaceX arrived with plans for Starship, buying up ...

South Korean conglomerate HD Hyundai sees an opportunity to accelerate America’s shipbuilding revival by deploying artificial intelligence. HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., the group’s shipping unit, ...

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SEOUL, Nov. 24 (UPI) --"MASGA" -- a riff on the Trumpian slogan, aimed at Making American Shipbuilding Great Again -- has officially weighed anchor. Yet, as the initial euphoria settles, a sober ...

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SEOUL/WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The U.S. and South Korea released details of a trade agreement on Friday that includes a $150 billion Korean investment in the American shipbuilding sector and an ...

A group of labor unions lead by the United Steelworkers slammed the Trump administration for suspending port fees on Chinese ships that workers argued would bring about a revival in the once-dominant ...

Newport News Shipbuilding laid off 167 previously furloughed employees. After careful analysis and review of its salaried workforce and business needs, the company moved forward with a reduction in ...

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — More than 100 employees at Newport News Shipbuilding have now been let go after being put on furlough in June, according to Huntington Ingalls’ Newport News Shipbuilding division.