As naval combat evolves, there will be few ‘safe havens’ in a future war
The US Navy has been engaged in combat operations in recent years, including campaigns against Houthi rebels in Yemen. These operations have involved threats from enemy drones, missiles, and unmanned boats. The variety of threats faced by sailors today is notable, with potential attacks coming from multiple domains.
The nature of naval combat is evolving, and sailors may encounter a range of challenges in future conflicts. Further details on these developments are available from sources such as Task & Purpose. The changing landscape of naval warfare is a subject of ongoing discussion and analysis, with experts like retired Navy Capt.
Bradley Martin sharing their insights on the potential threats and challenges that sailors may face.
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