Navy

American technology contractor SAIC received an additional $102.5 million contract in support of the Navy’s Heavyweight Torpedo program.

Leonardo DRS recently introduced its next-gen power conversion technology, providing “reliable electrical power” for US Navy ships.

As tensions have arisen within several geographic regions, the US Sixth Fleet has become ever more important toward stability in its area of operations.

A US Navy “green shirt” gives a safety briefing on the flight deck of the USS Ronald Reagan.

At the height of the Cold War, the FBI launched Operation Lemonade in 1977 to catch Soviet spies on their covert operations.

Since their introduction in the mid-2000s, the Navy’s littoral combat ships have encountered numerous technical issues and design flaws.

Japan is bolstering its submarine fleet strength, introducing some of the most advanced and undetectable vessels to its flotilla to stay ahead of China.

The Russian Navy is arming its Navy to the teeth with Kalibr cruise missiles.

The selection process for becoming a SEAL officer is highly competitive and draws candidates from various commissioning pathways, including the US Naval Academy, Officer Candidate School, and Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps, each with its own advantages and unique group of qualified candidates. This highlights the importance of diverse thought in the Special Operations Forces.

The US Navy has announced that it will not buy additional San Antonio-class amphibious warships in its $842 billion FY2024 budget.

NSA Souda Bay is an operational ashore installation which enables and supports U.S., Allied, Coalition, and Partner nation forces to preserve security and stability in the European, African, and Central Command areas of responsibility. 

US Navy SEAL and Harvard Business School grad Brandon Webb discusses where his two worlds mesh and where they don’t.