General Dynamics
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Mar- 2026 -19 MarchAmericas
US Navy Eyes More Hammerhead Mines to Counter Enemy Submarines
The US Navy is seeking to increase its inventory of Hammerhead underwater mines under an existing contract with General Dynamics Mission Systems.
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19 MarchAmericas
General Dynamics Lands $15B to Advance Columbia-Class Submarine Program
The US Navy has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $15.38-billion contract modification to support, sustain, and accelerate the Columbia-class submarine program.
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12 MarchSea
US Navy Christens Final Expeditionary Sea Base Vessel
The US Navy has christened the sixth and final vessel under its Expeditionary Sea Base program in San Diego, California.
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11 MarchSea
Virginia-Class Submarine: The Quiet Workhorse Beneath the Waves
This guide explains how Virginia-class submarines navigate, surveil, and strike across deep and littoral waters, supporting the maritime dominance of the US Navy.
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11 MarchAir
Canada to Upgrade Portugal’s P-3C Orion Patrol Aircraft
Canada has signed a government-to-government contract to modernize five Portuguese Air Force P-3C Orion maritime patrol aircraft.
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Feb- 2026 -19 FebruaryAmericas
DARPA’s LongShot Moves Toward Flight Tests With X-68A Air-Launched Drone
DARPA’s LongShot program is advancing toward flight tests of the X-68A, an air-launched drone designed to fly ahead of crewed jets.
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19 FebruaryAmericas
L3Harris Lands Largest Submarine Comms Deal for Virginia, Columbia Fleets
L3Harris has secured its largest full-rate production agreement to date for submarine communications equipment.
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16 FebruarySea
General Dynamics Lays Keel for US Navy’s 8th John Lewis Tanker Vessel
General Dynamics NASSCO has laid the keel for the US Navy’s eighth John Lewis-class fleet replenishment oiler, the future USNS Ruth Bader Ginsburg (T-AO 212), at its San Diego shipyard.
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13 FebruarySea
Lead US Navy Columbia Submarine on Track for 2028 Delivery After Supplier Delay
The US Navy has said it is on schedule to receive its first platform under the Columbia-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine program in 2028 and expects full-rate production by 2031.
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6 FebruarySea
Stealth, Power, Deterrence: Inside the Columbia-Class Submarine
Dive into the Columbia-class submarine, the US Navy’s next-generation ballistic missile platform set to replace the aging Ohio-class.
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