Bahamas to confront Caribbean maritime security and safety with new fleet
By Captain Edward Lundquist, U.S. Navy (Ret.). Courtesy of Surface SITREP. Republished with the permission of the Surface Navy Association (www.navysna.org).
Six Tips for Maritime Security Personnel
Commentary provided by Chris Taylor of SafeGuard Armour
Norwich University Infographic: Law of the Sea & International maritime trade
Maritime trade officially began in the year 1648, when the Treaty of Westphalia confirmed the ideas set out by Hugo Grotius, who said that the sea should be open for international trade.
Stephen Caldwell: Evaluating national security programs for Congress
Stephen Caldwell, an expert on maritime security, has been scrutinizing national security programs for Congress for more than 30 years, visiting and conducting investigations at ports in the U.S. and more than 30 other countries.
Patrolling the Rio Grande: On the front lines with a U.S. border patrol agent
Illegal immigration may be a hot-button political issue in Washington, D.C., but for U.S. Border Patrol agent Luis Rodriguez, who works on the front lines of the battle to curb illegal crossings along the U.S.-Mexico border, it is much more than a philosophical debate: It is a daily reality.
