Robots on the Reef: What Autonomous Mine-Hunting Technology Means for Maritime Commerce
A Vermont robotics company is redefining mine countermeasure operations in [...]
Bound for New York: The Real Deal Sets Sail
A 149-year-old iron barque just left Galveston — the oldest [...]
Drones, Seagliders, and the Future of Maritime Operations: What You Need to Know
A U.S. Navy drone just rescued two Apache pilots from [...]
No Safe Passage: The Hormuz and the Houthi Return to the Red Sea
The Iran-backed Houthis have declared a ban on Israeli shipping [...]
The Maritime Action Plan: Three Provisions That Will Shape Gulf Coast Industry
The Maritime Action Plan is the most ambitious federal effort [...]
Texas’ Maritime Renaissance: Davie Defense and Galveston’s Shipbuilding Groundbreaking
Advanced shipbuilding is returning to Texas for the first time [...]
Running Dark Through Hormuz: The Quiet Campaign to Keep Shipping Moving
The U.S. military has abandoned the megaphone and instead, picked [...]
The Longest Day at 82: What D-Day 2026 Means for Those Who Work the Water
Eighty-two years ago today, the largest armada in history crossed [...]
Bourbon Aged on the Mississippi — and Your TWIC Gets You a Discount
A Kentucky distillery just opened its floating barrelhouses to the [...]
The One Percent Problem
The maritime industry is running out of officers, but largely [...]