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Throwback to how the Independence-class littoral combat ship tops 44 knots

Sub Brief explains how the Independence-class Littoral Combat Ship uses gas turbines, water jets and a trimaran hull to operate above 44 knots. The video also covers its missiles, guns, helicopters, ...
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Malaysia’s First LCS Delayed to April 2027 as NSM Missile Gap Clouds Naval Readiness

Malaysia’s first littoral combat ship now targets April 2027 delivery, but Norway’s NSM export cancellation leaves its planned anti-ship capability unresolved, complicating Royal Malaysian Navy ...
Sub Brief on MSN

Throwback to US Navy littoral combat ship design and maintenance problems

Sub Brief looked at the Littoral Combat Ship program, focusing on the Freedom and Independence classes. The video explained ...
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U.S. Marine Corps Stands Up First NMESIS Anti-ship Missile Battalion

The U.S. Marine Corps stood up its first Medium-range Missile Battalion last week as the service works to integrate longer ...