Navy

Labor shortages are crippling US Navy shipbuilding—can raising wages and improving benefits revitalize the fleet and secure national defense?

US Transportation Command seeks approval to buy 10 used cargo vessels to secure vital sealift capacity for future military operations.

From its scrappy beginnings in a converted trailer at Miramar to its status as the gold standard of aerial combat training, TOPGUN has spent 56 years turning hotshot pilots into lethal warriors who own the skies.

John Phelan, a seasoned businessman with a track record of strategic leadership, is poised to bring a fresh outsider perspective to the Navy—but some are questioning whether he’s up to the task.

The Black Sea is becoming a high-tech testing ground for unmanned systems, reshaping naval warfare with surprising twists.

KONGSBERG delivers the first HUGIN Superior AUV to the US Navy, speeding up underwater warfare capabilities with cutting-edge tech.

The US recently unveiled the AIM-260A missile, designed to rival China’s PL-17, with advanced range and stealth to dominate the skies.

The USS Preble has unlocked the future of naval defense with the successful test of the HELIOS laser weapon—transforming warfare.

When a multi-billion-dollar warship collides with a merchant vessel in one of the world’s busiest waterways, somebody’s head is bound to roll—and in this case, it was Captain Dave Snowden’s.

If you thought you’d seen everything from the man who helped bring down Osama bin Laden, think again—Rob O’Neill’s pivot to cannabis with Operator Canna Co. is turning heads and rewriting the playbook on veteran entrepreneurship.

If SEAL candidates can endure bone-chilling surf torture and the soul-crushing grind of BUD/S, the least we can do is keep them from marinating in sewage while they do it.

Even the most battle-hardened carriers like the USS Harry S. Truman aren’t immune to the chaotic dance of maritime traffic, where one miscalculation can turn a routine transit into a headline-worthy collision.