Edward H. Lundquist
Senior science advisor with Alion Science and Technology, Washington, D.C. He is a senior-level communications professional with more than 24 years of public affairs, public relations, and corporate communications experience in military, private association, and corporate service. During his 24-year naval career, Lundquist qualified as a Surface Warfare Officer and later served as a Public Affairs Officer. He retired from active duty in 2000. He currently supports the Director for Surface Warfare on the staff of the Chief of Naval Operations. Lundquist is a member of the executive committee for the Surface Navy Association and serves as vice president of the Greater Washington Chapter. He writes frequently for publications including Armed Forces Journal, Surface Warfare, Unmanned Systems, Naval Forces, Warships International, Maritime Reporter, and others.
Stories by Edward H. Lundquist
U.S. Navy Year in Review: A Global Force For Good
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The U.S. Navy, now in its 235th year, was present and engaged on the world’s oceans during 2009, earning the right to be called “a global force for good.” There are more than ...more »
Aircraft Carriers Large and Small: Navies deploy aviation ships for a variety of missions
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The United States Navy has the biggest aircraft carriers and the largest fleet of flattops afloat. Since it recently commissioned its newest “supercarrier,” USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77), the U.S. Navy has ...more »
Little Ships, Big Jobs: Small combatants and patrol vessels have a large role in global maritime security
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No matter how you count them, there are a lot more corvettes, offshore patrol vessels (OPVs), and small combatants in the world’s navies and coast guards today than aircraft carriers. When seeking partners ...more »

