NAVAL BASE SAN DIEGO, Calif. – With guidance from an orange tug, the littoral combat ship USS Coronado (LCS-4) inched its way toward its berth Tuesday afternoon and wrapped up its maiden ...

Charleston, which the Navy commissioned in 2019, left its berth at Naval Base San Diego on April 7, ... The Independence-class littoral combat ship USS Charleston (LCS-18), ...

The U.S. Marine Corps has a new strategy for battling China in the western Pacific. To make it work, the U.S. Navy needs to add new ships—or use the ships it already has, but in new ways.

Lockheed Martin is building the ships headed for Mayport‘s littoral headquarters that opened in 2015. Eight will ultimately berth at the Navy's East Coast littoral combat ship base.

Two littoral combat ships The Navy is proposing the early retirement of LCSs Jackson and Montgomery, which were commissioned in 2015 and 2016 respectively. These ships were meant to serve for 25 ...

The USS Minneapolis St. Paul is a littoral combat ship, designed to operate near the shore. ... North Shore’s contract for berthing and support of the ship was with Lockheed Martin.

This is probably the beginning of the end of the Littoral Combat Ship program. The U.S. Navy is preparing to build a new guided missile frigate, FFG(X), and the shipbuilding budget for 2021 is 20 ...