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My job as a commander of one of the eighteen Intelligence agencies is to highlight dangers facing our country. It’s my responsibility to look at geopolitical trends, global challenges, and military developments; specifically, those impacting the maritime domain–under the sea, on the sea, and over the sea. There’s plenty to worry about in the maritime environment.

Roosevelt’s visit to Tallinn reaffirms the U.S. Navy’s commitment to NATO Allies and partners by ensuring maritime security in the region. The ship’s visit to Tallinn follows multiple U.S. stops to the port city in 2022, demonstrating the cohesion and combined capability of like-minded nations in the Baltic Sea.

HMS Portland is monitoring the Russian guided missile frigate Admiral Gorshkov and accompanying tanker Kama as they sail in international waters close to the UK.

« We are a maritime nation, and American naval primacy is essential to meeting the challenges we face today… Both our prosperity as a nation and our security are dependent upon unfettered access to the […]

NATO Strike Groups Demonstrate Combined Capabilities in the Ionian Sea: Three NATO Carrier Strike Groups (CSG) demonstrated their commitment to the security and stability of the Euro-Atlantic Area during multicarrier operations while sailing in the […]

« It was submarines who helped secure the Indo-Pacific in World War II, and submarines have played a critical role in preserving that freedom ever since. The Silent Service deserves the eternal gratitude of our […]

Mediterranean Sea – Standing NATO Maritime Group Two (SNMG2) ships conducted joint training exercises with Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) ships in the Mediterranean Sea on June 6 providing a strong international presence and maintaining […]