SEAPOWER Magazine

SEAPOWER magazine, along with its annual Almanac issue, is published by the Navy League of the United States, an international organization established in 1902 to promote the interests of the U.S. sea services. The magazine features a variety of articles that delve into topics such as national defense, foreign relations, naval operations, maritime concerns, homeland security, and advancements in defense research, development, and procurement. SEAPOWER emphasizes critical areas like defense strategies, new technologies, and methods to enhance the operational concepts and management processes within the U.S. sea services.

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Navy League Fly In Focuses Federal Attention on Sea Services

1 week ago | seapowermagazine.org | Brett Davis

Members of the Navy League of the United States fanned out across congressional buildings on May 7 as part of the second consecutive “Anchors Aweigh Fly In” to help educate lawmakers and their staff about the needs of the men and women of the sea services.
DIU Is Vehicle for Boosting Navy Technology

3 weeks ago | seapowermagazine.org | Brett Davis

As the U.S. Navy and Department of Defense race to develop more innovative offensive and defensive capabilities to deter China and other adversaries, most agree that greater engagement with the private technology sector is needed. That’s in part the impetus behind the Replicator initiative, a DoD effort started in 2023 to speed adoption of commercial military and national security technology, particularly lower-cost uncrewed capabilities.
Sea-Air-Space: Looking Ahead to a Modern Marine Corps

1 month ago | seapowermagazine.org | Brett Davis

Six years into its modernization initiative, the Marine Corps has a head start on some of its sister services. But there’s still more to be done, said panelists during the April 8 session “Modernizing the Marine Corps: Building an Agile, Lethal and Resilient Force.”“It’s exciting and we need to go faster,” summed up Lieutenant General Eric Austin, deputy commandant for combat development and integration and commanding general of the Marine Corps Combat Development Command.
Sea-Air-Space: TRANSCOM Chief Touts Navy, Merchant Marine Cooperation

1 month ago | seapowermagazine.org | Brett Davis

Air Force General Randall Reed, commander of U.S. Transportation Command, walked attendees at the Navy League Luncheon on April 8 through a history lesson of national and international conflicts to show the importance of the team of the U.S. Navy and Merchant Marine. As a boy growing up in the Hampton Roads, Virginia, area, he would ride his bicycle to the historic Fort Grove and watch commercial ships sail by, followed by gray Navy ships from Norfolk Naval Base.
Sea-Air-Space: U.S., Canada Support Investment to Maintain Arctic Security

1 month ago | seapowermagazine.org | Brett Davis

The U.S. Coast Guard was pleased to hear of President Trump’s interest in acquiring as many as 40 new icebreakers, said Coast Guard Vice Admiral Tom Allan, the acting deputy commandant for operations.
Sea-Air-Space: ThayerMahan’s Outpost TM001 Christened on Show Floor

1 month ago | seapowermagazine.org | Brett Davis

After speaking on a panel about AUKUS, the partnership to build submarines and share technology between the United States, United Kingdom and Australia, Rep. Joe Courtney (D-Connecticut) took to the show floor to celebrate an early technology partnership. Courtney broke a bottle of “champagne” against the hull of an unmanned surface vessel, the Bluebottle USV from Australia’s Ocius Technology Ltd.
Sea-Air-Space: Shipbuilding, Industrial Base Concerns Come to the Fore for SECNAV, Congress

1 month ago | seapowermagazine.org | Brett Davis

Fourteen days into his tenure as the 79th secretary of the Navy, John Phelan said he plans to focus on three things: strengthening the shipbuilding industry and defense industrial base; creating an accountable, adaptable warfighting culture; and improving the health, welfare and training of Department of the Navy personnel. “My number one priority as SECNAV is readiness,” Phelan said in a breakfast address on the last day of Sea-Air-Space.
Sea-Air-Space: USMC is Ready to be Tip of the Spear, but Needs Steady Funding, Smith Says

1 month ago | seapowermagazine.org | Brett Davis

The U.S. Marine Corps is expanding its expeditionary capability and investing heavily in neglected resources to improve its warfighting prowess and the lives and effectiveness of Marines, but unpredictable funding from Congress is making that difficult, the service’s leader said April. 7. U.S. Marine Corps Commandant General Eric Smith was the luncheon keynote speaker at Sea-Air-Space and described the tools and constructs the service is using to project forces.
Sea-Air-Space: Fighting from the MOC Requires Standardization, Speakers Say

1 month ago | seapowermagazine.org | Brett Davis

The concept of “fighting from the MOC” will require much greater standardization of Maritime Operations Centers, in training, equipping, resupplying and data management and protection, speakers said at a panel April 7 at Sea-Air-Space.
Sea-Air-Space: Readying our Platforms: Admirals Focus on 80% Combat Surge Ready

1 month ago | seapowermagazine.org | Richard Burgess

U.S. Navy type and system commanders discussed their efforts to achieve a combat surge readiness (CSR) of 80% during the opening panel of the Navy League’s 2025 Sea-Air-Space Expo in National Harbor, Maryland.