Maritime Risk Symposium 2024 – Great Power Competition and Gray Zone Engagement
? How are the services coordinating with international partners, government agencies and non-governmental organizations to combat gray zone activities?Panel 6 – Multi-Service and Maritime Industry Collaboration in the ArcticFocus: As maritime activity in the Arctic region increases, how do the sea services (the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, the U.S. Coast Guard, Merchant Marine and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) and maritime industry best collaborate to mitigate the risks of conducting operations in the harsh Arctic region? While domestic and United States Indo-Pacific Command
NPS Research on Coast Guard Icebreaker to Enhance Arctic Readiness
our physiological data. Ship’s motion and vibration are recorded by the system, which is crucial for our research,” said Shattuck. “It’s a good example of how NPS researchers from completely different fields collaborate in complementary and innovative ways on solutions for the sea services.”Source: Naval Postgraduate School Public Affair
US Navy Sailors Dive Into Aquarium Exhibits
Locust Point. Service members will be participating in an array of other activities, including visiting local schools, conducting ship tours, attending receptions and sporting events, participating in community service projects and experiencing Baltimore.MDFWASB is Baltimore’s celebration of the sea services and provides an opportunity for the citizens of Maryland and the city of Baltimore to meet Sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen, as well as see firsthand the latest capabilities of today’s maritime services.The AuthorVictoria Kinney is Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class, NAS Patuxent
N-Sea Opens Office in Dubai
the region, allowing the company to conduct diving, ROV and survey projects in the civil engineering and offshore markets throughout the UAE. The company has appointed Asa Gamble as Managing Director for the Middle East region, who will be responsible for the establishment and growth of all N-Sea services and products in the region. N-Sea Chief Operating Officer, Roddy James said: “In order to meet the growing needs of our subsea clients, it was essential to open a base in the Middle East. The area is a key focus for us and we are delighted to be expanding our survey and IMR operations
CNO Addresses Payloads, Platforms at Sea-Air-Space
The Navy's top admiral joined his sea service counterparts to discuss the importance of the sea services at the Sea-Air-Space Service Chief Update Panel today. Speaking to members of national and international defense industries, Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Adm. Jonathan Greenert encouraged partnership and increased reliance on payload capacity rather than platform designs. "We need lower cost approaches," said Greenert. "We need to tailor the ship more to the mission." Citing recent anti-piracy operations that used larger platforms, Greenert insisted that the same
February 2024
