Navy

Tragic loss for the US Navy: Two aviators dead after EA-18G Growler crash in Washington’s rugged mountains.

Austal USA recently launched the USS Pierre (LCS 38), marking the completion of the Navy’s Independence-class littoral combat ship program.

Raytheon’s SM-3 Block IIA missile hits full-rate production, boosting global defense with its cutting-edge ballistic missile interception.

The US and Australia are teaming up on a game-changing submarine project, blending tech, strategy, and workforce skills for future defense!

Brandon Webb opens up about his journey from Navy SEAL sniper to bestselling author, giving listeners an inside look at life on the high seas and the gripping inspiration behind Steel Fear.

The Navy’s move to deploy hypersonic missiles from submarines by 2028 not only escalates its tactical capabilities but also ensures the U.S. maintains a stealthy, lethal edge beneath the waves, especially as China races ahead with its own advanced hypersonic arsenal.

The tragic drowning of two Navy SEALs has raised tough questions about gear, training, and deeper cultural issues in the SEAL community.

The Navy’s $1.28B deal with General Dynamics keeps crucial submarine projects afloat amid rising costs and labor shortages.

When the US Navy intercepted a hijacked plane in 1985, it turned the Achille Lauro crisis into a high-stakes rescue mission.

The US Navy’s facing faulty welds on key ships, sparking serious questions about safety, quality control, and national security.

Newport News Shipbuilding’s Norfolk campus signifies innovation and efficiency, boosting naval capabilities and local economies.

Despite its surface fleet’s limitations, Russia’s advanced submarine classes like the Yasen and Borei present a formidable undersea threat, rivaling U.S. dominance with cutting-edge quieting technologies and nuclear capabilities that demand serious attention.