As the United States Navy is tasked to blockade Iranian ports, it is likely to look towards the work horse of its surface fleet, the Arleigh Burke-Class destroyers. These ships have been in US naval service since they entered service in 1991.

The United States Navy developed the Zumwalt-class destroyer, which is the largest destroyer ever built, planning for a fleet of 32 vessels. The first of these, the USS Zumwalt (DDG-1000), was commissioned into service in October 2016, and thus far, only ...

OSINT analysts spotted an additional weapon on the deck of the USS Carl M. Levin—possibly an anti-drone launcher of some sort—during a recent excursion near Hawaii.

Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, the backbone of the US Navy, are highly versatile warships central to maritime deployments. With advanced Aegis combat systems and missile defense capabilities, these destroyers are crucial for controlling sea lanes and projecting power.

The Arleigh Burke class destroyer USS Carl M. Levin has received an interesting new addition to its aft upper deck.

Arleigh Burke-class destroyers form the backbone of the Navy’s surface combatant force. These warships rely on the guided-missile arsenal to project power and deal with threats in the air, sea, and land. The Ingalls Shipbuilding shipyard formally ...

The Navy’s newest destroyer, USS Harvey C. Barnum Jr., commissioned into service during a ceremony at Naval Station Norfolk.