Tag: US Navy

US Navy’s large unmanned surface vessel program celebrates engine test success, bringing high-tech battleships closer to reality.

Captured US intelligence-gathering ship USS Pueblo remains in North Korea as a Cold War relic and testament to crew’s bravery.

American naval hero Stephen Decatur died in a pointless duel in March 22, 1820, a tragic end to a legendary career.

Boeing to build 17 more F/A-18 Super Hornets for US Navy in surprise reversal, deliveries are expected by April 2027.

The Navy announced Wednesday the removal of Capt. Richard A. Zaszewski from his position as commodore of Navy Special Warfare Group Eight, citing a loss of confidence in his ability to lead, as detailed in a statement from Naval Special Warfare Command.

The Constellation-class frigates represent a leap in Navy innovation, blending versatility, tech, and adaptability for maritime superiority.

The CAPTAS-4 sonar system marks a significant leap forward in the Navy’s anti-submarine warfare aresenal, addressing shortcomings of the AN/SQS-62 program.

Top Navy and Marine Corps brass recently toured key US shipyards, signaling a unified push to bolster America’s maritime capabilities.

Discover how Virtual Simulation Training revolutionizes US Military readiness with enhanced realism, safety, and cost-effectiveness.

The USS Richard M. McCool Jr.’s successful sea trials mark a significant step in the US Navy’s efforts to modernize its fleet with versatile amphibious transport docks.

The US Navy launches the Robotics Warfare Specialist rating, revolutionizing warfare with drones and autonomous systems integration.

Huntington Ingalls embarks on a $1.2B mission to overhaul the USS Boise, rejuvenating it as a modern beacon of naval power and security.