US Navy

The US Navy’s MQ-9 Reaper receives the SkyTower II pod, enhancing communication and ISR capabilities for Marine Corps operations in 2026.

The deployment of USS Gravely and other naval assets to the southern border marks a deliberate shift in strategy, blending high-powered warships with cutting-edge unmanned technology to tackle drug smuggling, illegal migration, and emerging security threats head-on.

The ongoing US-South Korea Freedom Shield 25 exercise showcases advanced F-35 integration, boosting defense readiness in the Indo-Pacific.

Northrop Grumman secures a $267M deal to boost U.S. Navy’s capabilities with two advanced MQ-4C Triton drones for global surveillance.

The sudden dismissal of Admiral Franchetti in February underscores the administration’s commitment to refocusing the military on warfighting readiness, stripping away distractions like DEI that have no place in an institution built for victory.

Labor shortages are crippling US Navy shipbuilding—can raising wages and improving benefits revitalize the fleet and secure national defense?

John Phelan, a seasoned businessman with a track record of strategic leadership, is poised to bring a fresh outsider perspective to the Navy—but some are questioning whether he’s up to the task.

KONGSBERG delivers the first HUGIN Superior AUV to the US Navy, speeding up underwater warfare capabilities with cutting-edge tech.

The US recently unveiled the AIM-260A missile, designed to rival China’s PL-17, with advanced range and stealth to dominate the skies.

The USS Preble has unlocked the future of naval defense with the successful test of the HELIOS laser weapon—transforming warfare.

A WWII blimp took off with two men—hours later, it drifted back empty. No trace, no answers. What really happened to the L-8 crew?

In the unforgiving chaos of war, where technology and split-second decisions collide, the tragic loss of Lt. Nathan D. White serves as a sobering reminder that even the most advanced systems can fail those they are meant to protect.