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New York TimesJohn Ismay, Simon Ducroquet

Iranian attacks strain U.S. Navy supply chain as warships remain in the Middle East

Iranian attacks have disrupted the Navy’s supply chain across the Middle East, putting added strain on aircraft carriers, destroyers and amphibious ships. The vessels are being kept in the region indefinitely, intensifying the logistical challenge of sustaining a large naval presence during the conflict.

2026-09-02T03:05:16.538073-07:00
Associated PressAnton L. Delgado, Sakchai Lalit

The USS Abraham Lincoln docks near Thai beach city of Pattaya after its Middle East deployment

By Associated Press: The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier has docked in eastern Thailand after its grueling deployment in the Middle East.

2026-09-01T18:20:24.982153-07:00
PayloadMuon Space

The Commercial-First Shift in National Security Space

By Payload: For decades, the model for building national security space systems was relatively straightforward. The government defined a mission, established requirements, funded a spacecraft designed specifically to meet them, and ultimately owned and operated the resulting capability.

2026-09-01T19:20:11.146349-07:00