The Bad Case of the Nuclear Aircraft Carrier Ford: The US Colossus Forced to Stop Due to Broken Bathrooms
The US aircraft carrier Ford had to unexpectedly stop in Malta due to restroom facilities that could not accommodate its 4,600 crew members.
The United States' most expensive aircraft carrier sent to Iran is plagued by major toilet issues
The U.S. aircraft carrier facing significant toilet problems has been dispatched in the context of heightened tensions with Iran.
Trump with new Greenland announcement: Will send a hospital ship to Greenland
Donald Trump announced plans to send a hospital ship to Greenland in a recent social media post, although details on patients or logistics remain unclear.
Ukraine's leading postal service breaks into US market with UPS partnership
Nova Poshta, Ukraine's leading private courier and postal service, has partnered with UPS to allow shipments from the U.S. to Ukraine.
Fuel, Shipping, and Early Warning: Increasing US Air Troop Presence Against Iran
Recent data indicates a surge in US military aircraft activity toward Europe and the Middle East, coinciding with heightened logistical movements as tensions rise around Iran.
The US conducts its first airborne transport of a nuclear reactor
The US has successfully conducted its inaugural airborne transport of a mini nuclear reactor from California to Utah, highlighting the potential for rapid deployment of nuclear energy for military and civil purposes.
Durazo positions Guaymas Port at the center of the energy agenda in alliance with the US
Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño of Sonora emphasizes the strategic importance of Guaymas Port in fostering Mexico-US economic relations through significant investments in energy logistics.
Ryder Mexico consolidates logistical growth and strengthens its network with carriers
Ryder Mexico reported sustained growth in its logistics operations and enhanced its strategic network with Mexican transporters during 2025.
Artificial Intelligence: The Major Bet of the American Army is Not Robots But... Paperwork
The U.S. Army is focusing on utilizing artificial intelligence to improve administrative efficiency rather than on autonomous weapons or robots.
Stealth missiles YJ-18C to strike US logistics: China's strategy for a war in the Pacific
China is redefining its approach to a potential high-intensity conflict in the Pacific, shifting its focus from direct confrontations to targeting U.S. logistics with the YJ-18C cruise missile.
Capacity building, intel sharing, focus of Nigeria-US security alliance – DHQ
The Defence Headquarters of Nigeria has emphasized that its security alliance with the United States centers on capacity building, military education, intelligence sharing, logistics, and strategic dialogue to tackle shared security challenges like terrorism.
US Army conducted five attacks on ISIS in Syria
The US Central Command announced five attacks on ISIS in Syria, targeting communication and logistics centers between January 27 and February 2 as part of ongoing operations to defeat the terrorist network.
US contractor sent Gaza plan to White House that would secure 300% profits
A US disaster response firm proposed a plan to the White House that would ensure 300% profits from logistics operations in Gaza, granting them a monopoly for seven years.
Will new China’s YJ-18C missile be a logistics killer for US Navy?
The YJ-18C missile, recently showcased by China, may be adapted for anti-ship purposes, raising concerns for the US Navy's logistics.
Could China execute a special forces operation like the US precision Maduro abduction?
Analysts examine whether China's special forces can perform complex surgical strikes similar to the US operation to capture Venezuelan leader Maduro, noting current limitations in their logistics and command structure.
Alibaba logistics unit Cainiao opens US-Mexico cross-border service
Cainiao, Alibaba's logistics arm, launches its first US-Mexico cross-border service to enhance logistics efficiency in the Americas.
On this day, the USA handed over the Panama Canal to local authorities for three significant reasons
On December 31, 1999, the United States handed over the Panama Canal to Panama, marking a pivotal moment in global trade and military logistics.
Lobster shipment worth 400,000 dollars stolen in the US
A shipment of lobsters valued at $400,000, destined for Costco wholesale stores in the United States, was stolen during transport, with the logistics company suspecting a sophisticated scam involving a driver impersonating an authorized carrier.