Guide to the US Navy/Путеводитель по ВМС США 2025 года

Издание на английском языке
This publication examines the current state of the US Navy in 2025 and its role in the global military-political environment. It examines carrier strike forces, the submarine fleet, cruisers, destroyers, littoral combatants, amphibious forces, naval aviation, mine warfare, SEAL units, the Military Sealift Command, and the US Coast Guard. Special attention is given to issues of fleet combat employment, missile defense, strategic competition with Russia and China, the development of overseas bases, the AUKUS program, modern combat management technologies, and the historical significance of capital ships in US naval power.

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State of the USN 2025
Strike carriers
Attack boats and boomers
Cruisers
Destroyers
Littoral combat ships
Gator navy
Navy air
Savannah sets the standard
Mine warfare and eod operators
Us navy seals
Us military sealift command
Coast guard with a global presence
Land-Based naval anti-ballistic missile destroyers
When it comes to conducting global OPS size matters
The most intense sea combat since WW2
The USA is Russian navy's top target
China wants more overseas bases to rival USN
Aukus offers benefits but is also tricky
A star to steer warships by in the modern battlespace
Fighting steel endures
Superstar battlewagon
Clean, lean and fast
Civil war shock and awe blasted a path for global navy
Dawn of delivery looms for carrier named after WW2 hero pres