The U.S. Navy has decided to delay by a year until fiscal 2020 the awarding of a design and construction contract for a planned new frigate, according to congressional testimony on Wednesday by two ...

Maybe, just maybe, it's safe to say that the U.S. Navy's Littoral Combat Ships are finally entering calmer waters after a stormy voyage from the drawing board to their place in the fleet. Certainly, a ...

This project provides a Python implementation to solve the Longest Common Subsequence (LCS) problem using two different approaches: Dynamic Programming (DP) and Brute Force (BF). The project analyzes ...

The Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) program, like the rest of the Navy, has been in the midst of a large turn since the end of the last decade when the Navy began to come to grips with a new global ...

It’s been a year since the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Littoral Combat Ship Training Facility at Naval Base San Diego. The facility boasts 89 military staffers, plus 31 Department of Defense ...

As the Navy prepares to field its Littoral Combat Ship in numbers as well as transition the acquisition system from block buys of LCSs into the new frigate program, both the fleet and two shipbuilders ...

Both LCS designs were supposed to be for ships displacing 2,500 tons, with a full load draft of under 3.3 meters (ten feet), permitting access to very shallow "green" and even "brown" coastal and ...

Given two sequences X and Y, the goal is to find the longest common subsequence Z subject to the constraint that for any two consecutive elements of Z, if Z[i−1] appears at position p in X (or q in Y) ...

Despite five broken ships within 12 months, a recent program overhaul, and a wide-ranging and ongoing engineering review, the Navy's top officer voiced confidence in the littoral combat ship program, ...