Fleet Logic
Clear thinking about naval strategy, history, and fleet design.
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The F110 IAMD: A Contender, But Not As A Frigate
In the wake of the August 13th presidential memo on rebuilding the Navy and shipbuilding, I had originally planned to discuss more contenders for the foreign-sourced frigate than I wound up doing. Some of the ones I meant to do, but didn’t,...
Fighters and Sub Hunters
Generally here in Fleet Logic, I write a great deal about ships, but the Navy has a lot more than just ships. They have aircraft, too, and those aircraft are very important to power projection, logistics, defense, and overall operations. Af...
Wait, We’re Still Here… FF(X), Fincantieri, and the Ongoing Search for a Frigate
I suppose it’s a good thing that I’m a fan of the concept of frigates, because over the last few weeks I’ve sure had plenty of opportunities to write about them. Much of this has been focused on examining contenders for the new foreign-desi...
A Shield to go With the Sword: What a U.S.-Based A2/AD System Should Look Like
Last Tuesday, I discussed the idea of an A2/AD system like the one the Chinese are using. Specifically, I looked at the question of whether or not the United States needs its own A2/AD system. I’ve come down on the side of yes in answer to...
FDI… the design that should be a Frigate Contender
Over the last few weeks, I’ve mostly devoted Friday to looking at the potential contenders for the next Navy frigate, which, according to the memo from August 13th, is to be based on a foreign design with limited changes. I started with a S...
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