
Vietnam Initiates Construction of Largest Domestic Anti-Submarine Frigate
Vietnam has begun constructing its largest and most advanced domestically-made anti-submarine frigate at the Song Thu Shipyard.
The maritime sector faces ongoing talent shortages and supply chain vulnerabilities, while geopolitical actions continue to impact vessel disposition. — Address maritime talent gaps by re-evaluating recruitment to include experienced professionals, especially women. · US government is scrapping seized, sanctioned oil tankers, impacting vessel availability and demonstrating sanction enforcement. · US officials are collaborating with foreign investors to strengthen domestic manufacturing supply chains, potentially easing future import reliance. · New US National Security Multi-Mission Vessels are being delivered, enhancing maritime training and disaster response capabilities.

Vietnam has begun constructing its largest and most advanced domestically-made anti-submarine frigate at the Song Thu Shipyard.
The maritime industry faces a talent shortage but may be overlooking experienced professionals, including women

The Training Ship State of Maine, the third of five National Security Multi-Mission Vessels, has been delivered.

The U.S. government sold two sanctioned oil tankers, seized after a Venezuela raid, for scrap to a Dubai firm

U.S. officials are working with foreign investors to identify and close gaps in the domestic manufacturing supply chain.
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