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Maritime Association of the Port of New York and New Jersey Celebrates Industry Leaders at Hall of Fame Awards

Maritime Association of the Port of New York and New Jersey Celebrates Industry Leaders at Hall of Fame Awards

Maritime Association of the Port of New York and New Jersey Celebrates Industry Leaders at Hall of Fame Awards
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Why USS New Mexico Became a Pacific War Workhorse

Why USS New Mexico Became a Pacific War Workhorse

The USS New Mexico (BB-40) played a pivotal role in the United States Navy during World War II. As a battleship with advanced capabilities, she was...
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Gladstone Commercial Acquires $22.75M Industrial Site in Virginia, Enhancing U.S. Navy Shipbuilding Operations

Gladstone Commercial Acquires $22.75M Industrial Site in Virginia, Enhancing U.S. Navy Shipbuilding Operations

Gladstone Commercial Acquires $22.75M Industrial Site in Virginia, Enhancing U.S. Navy Shipbuilding Operations
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Navy Veteran's Wife Released After Medical Emergency in ICE Custody Raises Concerns

Navy Veteran's Wife Released After Medical Emergency in ICE Custody Raises Concerns

Lydia Rabara Swinburne, a 39-year-old Filipino national and wife of a U.S. Navy veteran, was released from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody following a federal judge's order. Her detention during a green card interview in California and subsequent medical emergency have highlighted issues within immigration detention facilities. Swinburne reportedly suffered a medical crisis due to a medication error, leading to severe symptoms and requiring emergency medical intervention. Her husband, Robert Swinburne, described the incident as devastating for their family, including their young son. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed a medical emergency occurred, attributing it to a medication reaction, but disputes remain over the details and handling of the situation.
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The Innovations That Made USS New Mexico Different

The Innovations That Made USS New Mexico Different

The USS New Mexico (BB-40) was a groundbreaking battleship in the United States Navy, known for its technological advancements and innovations. Com...
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Gladstone Commercial Acquires $22.75M Industrial Site in Virginia, Expanding Portfolio

Gladstone Commercial Acquires $22.75M Industrial Site in Virginia, Expanding Portfolio

Gladstone Commercial Acquires $22.75M Industrial Site in Virginia, Expanding Portfolio
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Gladstone Commercial Acquires Industrial Property in Newport News, Virginia, Enhancing Portfolio

Gladstone Commercial Acquires Industrial Property in Newport News, Virginia, Enhancing Portfolio

Gladstone Commercial Acquires Industrial Property in Newport News, Virginia, Enhancing Portfolio
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U.S. Navy Approves Production of Boeing's MQ-25A Stingray Unmanned Tanker Jet

U.S. Navy Approves Production of Boeing's MQ-25A Stingray Unmanned Tanker Jet

The U.S. Navy has authorized Boeing to commence production of the MQ-25A Stingray, an unmanned tanker aircraft designed to refuel strike fighters midair. This development follows eight years of design and testing, culminating in the approval for low-rate initial production. The MQ-25A Stingray, valued at $200 million, can carry approximately 15,000 pounds of jet fuel, enhancing the operational capacity of carrier air wings by freeing up F/A-18 Super Hornets for combat missions. The aircraft is expected to extend the range of fighter squadrons by accompanying them on missions with additional fuel. The first carrier qualification trials for the Stingray are scheduled for the end of 2026.
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Why USS New Mexico Stood Out in Early 20th-Century Naval Warfare

Why USS New Mexico Stood Out in Early 20th-Century Naval Warfare

The USS New Mexico (BB-40) was a significant battleship in the United States Navy, serving from 1918 to 1946. As the lead ship of her class, she wa...
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Meta Settles Landmark Social Media Suit with U.S. Schools, Avoids Trial

Meta Settles Landmark Social Media Suit with U.S. Schools, Avoids Trial

Meta Settles Landmark Social Media Suit with U.S. Schools, Avoids Trial
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This Day in History: The USS New Mexico Name Entered a New Era

This Day in History: The USS New Mexico Name Entered a New Era

The name USS New Mexico has been carried by two distinct vessels in the United States Navy, each representing a different era of naval warfare. The...
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U.S. Navy Approves Low-Rate Production of MQ-25A Stingray, Enhancing Carrier Capabilities

U.S. Navy Approves Low-Rate Production of MQ-25A Stingray, Enhancing Carrier Capabilities

The U.S. Navy has approved the MQ-25A Stingray for low-rate initial production and deployment, as announced by Acting Secretary of the Navy, Hung Cao, during a Senate Armed Services Committee Hearing. The MQ-25A, developed by Boeing, is the first operational carrier-based unmanned aircraft designed to relieve the Navy’s F/A-18 Super Hornets of their aerial refueling duties. This transition marks a significant milestone in the defense acquisition process, allowing the program to move from the Engineering and Manufacturing Development phase into production and deployment. The MQ-25A's development has been ongoing since a $805 million contract was signed in 2018, with the Navy planning to acquire 72 aircraft at an estimated cost of $13 billion.