Navy

Meet the most lethal submarine to patrol the waters in the Pacific, USS Tang (SS-306), helmed by Lt. Richard O’Kane in 1944.

Before the Geneva Convention, hospital ships were braving the treacherous waters to tend to the sick and injured of the naval combat.

Before today’s advanced naval aircraft carriers, seaplane tenders served the US Navy as support platforms and the eyes of the fleet.

The US Navy, managed by the MSC, owns two active hospital ships, the USNS Mercy and Comfort, and has been operating since the 1980s.

Do submarines still sit on the sea floor like they did in WWII movies?

In the fast and flashy world of bustling America, we sometimes forget how our homegrown heroes live their lives. Today, we’ll show you the inspiring dedication of Navy’s Nick O’Sullivan.

Check out these pics of the US Navy’s Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Team performing in Hawaii over the weekend at the Kaneohe Bay Airshow this weekend.

Last Friday, the British Royal Navy welcomed its latest testbed vessel, XV Patrick Blackett, through its accelerator agency—NavyX.

Here are a series of images from Rim of the Pacific or RIMPAC 2022, which brings the US Navy and the ships, subs, planes and personnel of 28 partner nations together for a series of exercises.

“The frequent provocations and shows by the United States fully demonstrate that the United States is a destroyer of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait and a maker of security risks in the Taiwan Strait,” said Colonel Shi Yi in a statement, adding that “The theater troops maintain high alert at all times and resolutely defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity.”

What would you do if you were taken captive after you lent a hand to benefit other people? This is the story of Mark Frerichs: an abducted American pleading for his release as a victim of decades-long insurgency operations crewed by terrorist organizations. He is entering his second year of confinement by the Taliban– and […]

Undisclosed US administration authorities have verified to a report that the US Navy drills in the Black Sea have been canceled due to the dangerous situation brought upon by the Russia-Ukraine conflict.