The surface fleet’s moon shot: The Drift, Vol. XXIX The surface fleet just landed on the moon. Figuratively, of course. By: David B. Larter May 9
On video games and Thomas Hudner’s big shot: The Drift, Vol. XXVIII What vintage video games can teach us about lethality. By: David B. Larter May 9
The Rust Dialogues: The Drift, Vol. XXVII So, just how big a deal is all that running rust? By: David B. Larter May 9
Here’s what I know about Bill Moran: The Drift, Vol. XXVI Here is your background brief for the man on deck to be the next Chief of Naval Operations. By: David B. Larter April 29
All about FFG(X): The Drift, Vol. XXV An update on the FFG(X), pulled from the Navy budget and from reporting over the past few months. By: David B. Larter April 29
Navy maintenance is a dumpster fire: The Drift, Vol. XXIV I've heard a few generations of three- and four-stars now talk about digging out of the maintenance hole, and I've seen little evidence that they're having any success. By: David B. Larter April 4
That’s a clown budget, bro: The Drift, Vol. XXIII There is a good number of people who don’t think much of this budget that just rolled out: People who think it’s a clown budget, bro. By: David B. Larter April 4
CNO Meets the Press: The Drift, Vol. XXII CNO meets the press and talks about just about everything in this week's Drift! By: David B. Larter March 22
The sealift gap is getting worse: The Drift, Vol. XXI Tonight, we are going to get into one of my favorite topics: Sealift. By: David B. Larter March 14
The Navy’s Calculating Carrier Caper: The Drift, Vol XX This week a topic arose that was put to bed in 2014 but has reared its head once again: decommissioning a carrier early as a means of saving money. By: David B. Larter March 4
Dispatch from Deutschland (Plus: RFI or Die!) The Drift: Vol. XIX Let’s kick this off with some trends I spotted on the floor at IDEX this year. By: David B. Larter February 22
Naval drones: So hot right now: The Drift, Vol. XVIII Michael Horowitz is a noted expert in drones and unmanned systems, which he dubs “uninhabited” systems. By: David B. Larter February 21
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