Navy

Adm. Javon Hakimsadeh discusses Carrier Strike Group 2’s Red Sea mission, including the first-ever Navy surface-to-air drone shoot-down.

Two top military commanders just got the boot—find out why their careers unraveled and what it means for leadership in uniform.

The irony couldn’t be thicker: a commanding officer booted from the Navy’s ethics school for questionable conduct is a headline that practically writes itself.

The USS America is just 737 miles from Taiwan, ready to respond rapidly to threats and deter a potential Chinese move.

Charles Sehe, last of USS Nevada’s Pearl Harbor crew, passes at age 101. A WWII hero who lived through history’s fiercest battles.

“Fat Leonard” sentenced in Navy’s biggest scandal—15 years for bribery, luxury perks, and a wild escape to Venezuela. Justice finally served?

The Navy’s newest warship, USS John Basilone, joins the fleet with legendary firepower, as three Ticonderoga cruisers get extended life.

The U.S. Navy’s Ghost Fleet program has pushed the envelope on autonomous warfare, creating a highly advanced network of unmanned vessels working seamlessly together, a capability that, despite China’s recent advancements, remains unmatched in both complexity and operational cohesion.

The Navy’s leap into carrier-based drones like the MQ-25 Stingray isn’t just about extending refueling range—it’s paving the way for a whole new era of unmanned air support, where autonomous CCAs operate as force-multiplying wingmen alongside advanced stealth fighters in contested skies.

New reports reveal gaps in Navy SEAL training safety—time to rethink drug policies, sleep deprivation, and medical care.

Honoring two brave aviators lost in the Growler crash near Mount Rainier. Their legacy of service and courage won’t be forgotten.

Before “Gyatt” was Gen Z slang, it was a game-changing missile destroyer. Meet the USS Gyatt, the Navy’s original trendsetter.