U.S. Navy

A Korean industrial giant will help design a new-generation supply ship for the U.S. Navy.

Italy-based Ficantieri has a new U.S. chief as it becomes the latest shipbuilder to align with the Trump administration’s aim to revive domestic capacity.

The lanes are getting longer for autonomous trucks and the promise of greater profitability is predicted to follow.

Three laid-up Mission tankers were enlisted to help get a man on the moon.

Sister ship will transport cargo while turbocharger is repaired in New Jersey

The Comfort and Mercy, now assisting America through the COVID-19 pandemic, started as crude oil tankers.

Darren Prokop writes about the benefits of economies of scale in maritime shipping; he also writes about the dangers of diseconomies of scale.

False submission of shipment information in the U.S. government’s Automated Export System helps sink scheme to smuggle military-style inflatable boats and engines to China, according to officials.

Navy investigates why the U.S.S. Billings, an advanced Freedom-class vessel, struck the berthed Rosaire A. Desgagnés in Montreal.