Navy

When the military starts sounding more like a college sociology department than a warfighting machine, you know it’s time to start handing out pink slips—starting at the top.

If you’re wearing Navy blues and holding the keys to an information warfare command right now, you’d better sleep light, keep your box packed, and make damn sure your emails don’t end up in the wrong inbox.

The US Navy’s Carl Vinson CSG sails through the Malacca Strait amid rising tensions with China’s PLAN in the South China Sea.

The USS Jeremiah Denton (DDG 129), the US Navy’s third Flight III destroyer, launches with cutting-edge radar and missile defense systems.

Lockheed’s Aegis Combat System successfully defends against a hypersonic missile in a US Navy test, boosting future defense capabilities.

General Dynamics has secured a $1.06 billion contract to procure key materials for the US Navy’s Virginia-class Block VI submarines.

Brent Sadler’s nomination to lead the US Maritime Administration could reshape US maritime strategy. Will he navigate the challenges ahead?

John Phelan, confirmed as Navy Secretary, vows to tackle shipbuilding delays and systemic issues while reshaping the Navy’s future.

The US Navy’s MQ-9 Reaper receives the SkyTower II pod, enhancing communication and ISR capabilities for Marine Corps operations in 2026.

The deployment of USS Gravely and other naval assets to the southern border marks a deliberate shift in strategy, blending high-powered warships with cutting-edge unmanned technology to tackle drug smuggling, illegal migration, and emerging security threats head-on.

Northrop Grumman secures a $267M deal to boost U.S. Navy’s capabilities with two advanced MQ-4C Triton drones for global surveillance.

The sudden dismissal of Admiral Franchetti in February underscores the administration’s commitment to refocusing the military on warfighting readiness, stripping away distractions like DEI that have no place in an institution built for victory.