Category: Navy

Named after a Navy corpsman who risked it all during the Korean War, the USS William Charette is the 80th Arleigh Burke-class destroyer.

Cmdr. Yaste’s missteps, from a rifle scope mishap to a sudden removal from command, remind us that even the highest-ranking officers can fumble in the spotlight.

The Navy is set to hit its recruiting target for the first time in years, but is it all smoke and mirrors? Here’s our take on the matter.

Captain Brad Geary’s case reveals the perilous balance between pushing limits in SEAL training and the dire consequences of a culture that pressures recruits to prioritize toughness over their own safety.

Australia unveils a $136.9M upgraded military shore facility in Northern Territory to boost ADF capabilities and readiness.

A critical shortage of civilian mariners is forcing the Navy to sideline key support ships, revealing the hidden costs of years of neglect.

Act of Valor isn’t just another war movie; it’s a raw, unfiltered tribute to the brotherhood and sacrifices that define the special operations community.

The US Navy faces significant challenges in developing laser weapons but remains determined to create a layered defense system.

Ken Rhee isn’t just a fighter; he’s a relentless force of nature, blending elite training with an unyielding will to stand on the front lines of the world’s most dangerous conflicts.

With rising global tensions, our Navy isn’t just training—they’re refining the lethal precision that keeps our adversaries in check, both above and below the waves.

US Air Force unveils QUICKSINK, a low-cost, high-impact anti-ship weapon designed to rapidly neutralize maritime threats.

General Dynamics Electric Boat has secured a $1.3B contract to accelerate production of the advanced Virginia-class Block VI submarines.