by Hutchinsons Law | Jul 25, 2026 | Law
When the U.S. military partners with other nations for large-scale training exercises, it likes to give everyone a big target to blow up and sink. This month, U.S. forces and partner militaries got to sink not one but two decommissioned Navy ships. As part of the...
by Hutchinsons Law | Jul 22, 2026 | Law
The crew of USS Charlotte was presented with the Navy Unit Commendation for exceptional operational service.
by Hutchinsons Law | Jul 22, 2026 | Law
The new drydock at Puget Sound would be able to service Gerald R. Ford-class and Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, the largest ships in the fleet.
by Hutchinsons Law | Jul 21, 2026 | Law
The mostly abandoned neighborhoods on Adak Island, Alaska, were once home to 5,000 Navy sailors and their families. But after 40 years as a supply depot, Naval Air Facility Adak closed in 1997, leaving scores of homes and buildings behind. Today, a small community of...
by Hutchinsons Law | Jul 20, 2026 | Law
Tens of millions of dollars in unplanned work, funding gaps and other issues are factors behind why flight testing of the Navy’s Conventional Prompt Strike hypersonic missile won’t take place until sometime in 2027.
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