
Submarine Fleets Compared: Diesel-Electric vs Nuclear Boats
Diesel-electric and nuclear submarines compared in plain words: how each type works, what it does well, and why only a few navies run nuclear boats.

Diesel-electric and nuclear submarines compared in plain words: how each type works, what it does well, and why only a few navies run nuclear boats.

The purchase price is the smallest line in a ship's ledger. Support, upgrades and disposal follow for decades.

What sails in a US amphibious ready group: the three ship types, the Marines and aircraft aboard, and the missions from disaster relief to major war.

A warship that sails home to resupply is a warship that leaves its post. Underway replenishment lets navies move fuel, food, and ammunition between ships at sea.

Every seam in a steel hull carries load, seals the sea out, and is inspected before a ship ever floats.

From service requests to appropriated shipbuilding dollars: the annual process, in plain English.

A guide to the sources, indices, and indicators professionals actually watch.

What the work actually is, how people train into it, and where the yards are hiring.