⚓️📰 #USNAVY# UPDATE: CNO Outlines Vision for Fleet Adaptation During Fantail Breakfast and Historic SITREP Series Broadcast 📍 WASHINGTON — Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle highlighted the critical need for a dynamic and resilient naval force during his address at the Fantail Breakfast hosted by the Navy Memorial in Washington, D.C., Oct. 26, focusing on adaptation, operational endurance, and sustained fleet readiness. Speaking to military leaders and industry partners, Caudle outlined a strategic vision for the future Fleet centered on continuous modernization. He emphasized that to maintain a decisive advantage in the fight, the Navy must be capable of changing itself as problems change, utilizing software, modularity, and uncrewed systems. “When I think about the Navy, we will need in the decades ahead, I keep coming back to two words: Adaptation and Endurance,” said Caudle. “Our advantage cannot depend on getting every prediction right. Our advantage must be our ability to adapt faster than the threat and endure longer than the fight.” MORE:

📰 #USNAVY# UPDATE: The Department of the Navy is taking a decisive step to sharpen its competitive edge, reclassifying nineteen planned Virginia Class submarines equipped with the Virginia Payload Module (VPM) as guided missile submarines (SSGN). This pivotal shift clearly differentiates these advanced platforms from traditional Virginia Class fast attack submarines (SSNs), signaling a leap forward in undersea warfighting capability, lethal combat power, and global deterrence. MORE:

The Obama Foundation and @usnatarchives (NARA) have a new, joint effort to give the public even greater access and understanding of the work of President Obama’s administration.

The Artemis III crew and @USNavy teams recently practiced hoist operations in San Diego as part of recovery training. Training during the day and at night helps the crew become familiar with the wind, noise, and sea spray they will experience during splashdown and recovery.

We're proud to share the @USNavy has awarded Castelion a $23.4M fixed-price order for 50 Blackbeard Hypersonic weapons, our first delivery order for the program. The award marks an important step in Blackbeard's transition from development and flight testing toward operationally relevant production. "Blackbeard was designed from the beginning to support our nation's conventional deterrence," said @hargsb, our Co-Founder & CEO. Read more:

Under Secretary Emil Michael (@USWREMichael) on the @DeptofWar's announcement of the @USNavy's first advanced nuclear Micro Modular Reactor installation at Naval Weapons Station Crane, Indiana: “We are, thankfully, going through a renaissance in nuclear technology... Military bases need power that’s uninterrupted, not connected to the grid... You’re talking about, hopefully, an explosion in the abundance of energy.”