Fleet Evolutions and Naval Tactics

Annual Scheduling of Atlantic Fleet Naval Combatants

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Directed Energy and Fleet Defense: Implications for Naval Warfare

Exceptionally high mortality rate of the 1918 influenza pandemic in the Brazilian naval fleet

BACKGROUND The naval experience with the 1918 pandemic during World War I remains underexplored despite its key role on the pandemic's global diffusion and the epidemiological interest of isolated and relatively homogeneous populations. The pandemic outbreak in the Brazilian naval fleet is of particular interest both because of its severity and the fact that it was the only Latin American milit...

An Extensible CBM Architecture for Naval Fleet Maintenance Using Open Standards

Condition-based maintenance (CBM) of naval assets is preferred over scheduled maintenance because CBM provides a window into the future of each asset’s performance, and recommends/schedules service only when needed. In practice, the asset’s condition indicators must be reduced, transmitted (off-ship), and mined using shore-based predictive analytics. Real-Time Innovations (RTI), Inc. in collabo...

Government And The Economic Evolutions