Wherein The Drift rewrites the Tri-Service Maritime Strategy, with a special guest appearance from John Kirby.
The Drift dives into the Navy's Maritime Strategy.
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs says "We are a Maritime Nation," but let's not get ahead of what that means.
In The Drift holiday tradition, we shake things up on Thanksgiving.
Here's a roundup of newsworthy stuff from Sub League.
The Coast Guard has declared war on illegal fishing.
The Navy's ever-shifting plans make executing difficult, and Subs are feeling it.
The Drift chats up a naval architect on the troubles with the Freedom-class LCS.
The Drift Variety Show turns up the heat on long deployments.
The Navy's pursuit of a resilient data network is the most important thing happening today.
A.T. Mahan: So hot right now.
In the 1850s, when the Navy wanted a new ship on the cheap, it got creative.
A much larger fleet composed of smaller ships raises some very basic questions.
DoD wants to grow the fleet but its not clear where the money is coming from.
The Force Structure Assessment shouldn't change every 18 months.
The NTSB released its report into the Fitzgerald accident in September.
Adm. Hyman G. Rickover visits The Drift to slam the Navy from The Great Beyond.
A round-up of news from August that you may have missed.
