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2020 Naval Intelligence Essay Contest

Cosponsored by the Naval Institute and Naval Intelligence Professionals

Deadline

31 July 2020

The Challenge Address One or More of the Following: What initiatives in Naval Intelligence will ensure the ability to provide penetrating insight and decision advantage...

Russia’s nuclear-tipped autonomous underwater vehicle, the Kanyon, may deploy on up to four modified Oscar II–class submarines in both the Northern and Pacific Fleets, with each submarine carrying up to eight weapons.

Kanyon’s Reach: Rethinking the Nuclear Triad in the Autonomous Age

By Lieutenant Commander Joshua M. M. Portzer, U.S. Navy

July 2020

The United States must decide on a response to Russia’s new port-killing nuclear-tipped unmanned underwater vehicle.

Winter Is Coming

By Admiral James A. Winnefeld Jr., U.S. Navy (Retired)

July 2020

A major test of U.S. power is coming, and the nation’s military must prepare.

Exclusive Excerpt: The Stringbags

By Garth Ennis and P. J. Holden

June 2020

An exclusive excerpt from the new graphic novel from Dead Reckoning. The heroic story of the torpedo bomber crews who flew outdated Fairey Swordfish biplanes in World War II.

Breaking News

Sailor on USS Theodore Roosevelt Dies of Medical Emergency; Cause Not Yet Released

Megan Eckstein

02 July, 2020

The aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) participates in dual carrier operations, June 2...

Aviation, News & Analysis, U.S. Navy

Marine Corps Finds 2018 Crash Investigation Had Flaws, Proposes New Safety Measures

Megan Eckstein

02 July, 2020

(From top left, clockwise) Lt. Col. Kevin R. Herrmann, Maj. James M. Brophy, Staff Sgt. Maximo A. Fl...

Aviation, News & Analysis, U.S. Marine Corps

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