Navy

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.

A WWII blimp took off with two men—hours later, it drifted back empty. No trace, no answers. What really happened to the L-8 crew?

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.

In the unforgiving chaos of war, where technology and split-second decisions collide, the tragic loss of Lt. Nathan D. White serves as a sobering reminder that even the most advanced systems can fail those they are meant to protect.

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.

In a split second, a routine Navy training flight turned into a high-stakes rescue mission as an EA-18G Growler plummeted into San Diego Bay—leaving two pilots dangling under parachutes and a fishing crew playing the role of unexpected heroes.

With the USS Ralph Johnson and USNS Bowditch making waves in the Taiwan Strait, the message is clear—Trump’s White House isn’t backing down to Beijing.

The US Navy is boosting its mine countermeasure power with new autonomous tech, making mine hunting safer and smarter than ever.

Capt. Justin Hodges completes his tour aboard USS Gettysburg, despite a friendly fire incident, as Capt. John Lucas takes command.