Got Scale?: BlackSea Technologies is leading the charge in high-rate production for naval superiority
American industry once defined what it meant to build at scale—and it’s happening again. BlackSea Technologies is driving high-rate production for the Navy’s future fleet, delivering autonomous systems at the speed of relevance. While China’s shipbuilding machine churns ahead, the U.S. must embrace a new model: distributed, attritable platforms built and deployed in volume. The demand isn’t theoretical; the production can’t be, either. With two high-output facilities and a commitment to uninterrupted manufacturing, we’re already producing 32 GARCs per month—because warfighters need hardware, not concepts. The question isn’t whether large-scale production is possible. The question is: Got Scale?

Tonnage Cannot Fully Define Fleet Lethality
For too long, naval power has been measured in tons of steel, but modern warfare demands a different approach. This article explores why the Navy must shift its focus from ship size to sensor networks, firepower, and autonomous systems. With Distributed Maritime Operations (DMO) shaping the future, smaller, more agile platforms—like unmanned systems—are proving their value.

How a Disabled Veteran Owned Company is Giving Government Equipment New Purpose
Manta 51 and Attack Vessal Belafonte from acquistion, to transformation and implementation into the BlackSea fleet.