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The U.S. Navy’s Trump-Class Battleship Has A New Enemy (Not Russia or China)
Discourse surrounding the proposed Trump-class battleship evokes historical precedent with the Cold War reactivation of the Iowa-class battleships. When reactivated in the 1980s as a tactical and cost...
Navy Fires Commander of Destroyer USS Mason
The commander of the USS Mason destroyer has been relieved of duty by the U.S. Navy on Friday without disclosing specific reasons for this decision....
Marine Declared Lost at Sea After Falling Overboard From the USS Iwo Jima
A Marine who fell overboard from the amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima on February 7 has been declared dead after unsuccessful search-and-rescue efforts....
NATO warships and submarines patrol Eastern Med
NATO concluded its initial Operation Sea Guardian deployment for 2026 from January 21 through February 9 in the Eastern Mediterranean. The mission aims to bolster regional maritime security....
Pentagon let CBP use anti-drone laser before FAA closed El Paso airspace: Report
According to reports, before the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced the closure of all flight traffic over El Paso on the U.S.-Mexico border for ten days, the Pentagon permitted Customs a...
Marine Corps Master Plan Evolves in New Update
The latest update to the Marine Corps' Force Design guiding strategy, released in October, includes some unexpected changes....
Military Incompetence Has a Price Tag
Gary Anderson criticizes the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps for spending billions of dollars while simultaneously reducing American military power....
Navy’s Top Admiral Previously Said He Would “Push Back” Against Extending USS Gerald R. Ford’s Deployment
Rear Admiral Gregory Fenton previously expressed concern over extending the deployment of the recently deployed USS Gerald R. Ford in the Middle East. He stated that such an extension could lead to si...
Navy fires commanding officer of destroyer USS Mason
Captain Chavius Lewis has been removed from his position as commander of the USS Mason due to a 'loss of confidence' in his capability to lead effectively....
Uncovered Hatches Caused a New U.S. Navy Nuclear Attack Submarine To Sink At Dock
The USS Guitarro (SSN-665), a Sturgeon-class nuclear submarine, sank at its dock in May 1969 due to 'culpable negligence' during construction at Mare Island. The incident occurred because two separate...
DOJ charges conspirators involved in Navy marriage fraud cases
The Department of Justice has announced charges against individuals including a U.S. sailor who agreed to receive $45,000 for participating in a sham marriage intended to facilitate the acquisition of...
CNO: 'I Need My Stuff on Time'
US Navy Vice Admiral Daryl Caudle emphasized the need for transparent and timely contracting within the maritime industrial base during a recent address....
Navy fires commanding officer of destroyer USS Mason
Captain Chavius Lewis has been relieved of his position as commanding officer on the USS Mason due to a perceived 'loss in confidence' regarding his ability to lead effectively....
US Navy's Seabees divers take part in unique ice blasting exercise in Estonia
United States Navy divers collaborated with Estonian military counterparts at Rummu Quarry for an ice blasting exercise designed to provide realistic training under challenging winter conditions....
CNO: ‘I need my stuff on time’
Admiral Daryl Caudle has emphasized the necessity for transparent and timely contracting processes with the maritime industrial base. This statement underscores the importance of ensuring that naval r...
Marine declared lost at sea after falling overboard from the USS Iwo Jima
Lance Cpl. Chukwuemeka E. Oforah, 21, went missing in the Caribbean Sea on February 7 while aboard the USS Iwo Jima. Rescue operations were suspended three days later with no signs of the Marine being...
U.S. Navy on the Hunt for Strike Drones That Can Launch From Any Warship
The U.S. Navy seeks long-range strike drones that can be deployed from destroyers and other warships without large flight decks....
CNO: Trump-class battleships could be ‘forcing function’ for Navy to beef up laser efforts
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle has expressed support for increasing the use of lasers in the fleet, indicating a desire to enhance naval capabilities through this technology....
Can We Talk? - Navy and Marines Need To Get Together
An article from MC Compass Points emphasizes the importance of cooperation between the Navy and Marine Corps for effective national service....
Newest Ford-class carrier USS John F. Kennedy aces sea trials
The USS John F. Kennedy, the second Ford-class aircraft carrier of the U.S. Navy, has successfully completed its sea trials and is scheduled to be commissioned into the fleet in March 2027....
USS Illinois: The 57,000 Ton ‘Zombie’ Iowa-Class Battleship the U.S. Navy Never Finished
The USS Illinois (BB-65) was authorized as the fifth and last of the Iowa-class battleships but construction halted in World War II's final stages at about 20% completion due to changing naval doctrin...
USS John F. Kennedy, Returns From First Sea Trials
The USS John F. Kennedy has concluded its initial weeklong sea trials and returned to its shipyard in Virginia as the vessel progresses towards scheduled delivery to the U.S. Navy....
Why the U.S. Navy Doesn’t Build Battleships Anymore
Discusses how the historical naval engagement during World War II, specifically the sinking of Japan's battleship Yamato by the U.S. Navy on April 7, 1945, showcases the shift from traditional battles...
Royal Navy Peregrine drone saved from crashing
A Royal Navy drone operator was recognized for preventing an unmanned helicopter from crashing into the sea during operations aboard HMS Lancaster....
US military boards another oil tanker in Indian Ocean after tracking it from the Caribbean
The US military boarded an oil tanker that they had been monitoring since its departure from the Caribbean region and tracked it across several seas and oceans until reaching the Indian Ocean for comp...
US Destroyer, Supply Ship Collide In Caribbean Refuelling Mishap, Injuring Two
A collision between the USS Truxtun and the USNS Supply occurred during routine ship-to-ship refuelling in the Caribbean, resulting in minor injuries to two individuals....
Two US Navy ships collide in Caribbean, leaving 2 sailors injured
Two U.S. Navy ships, the destroyer USS Truxtun and supply ship USNS Supply, collided during a resupply operation in the Caribbean Sea, resulting in minor injuries to two sailors....
UK develops options for future ice patrol ship capability
The UK Ministry of Defence is exploring various options to enhance its Ice Patrol Ship capabilities in response to inquiries about command and cost contributions related to Antarctic territory ice cut...
Female sailors can now purchase new dress overblouse, Navy announces
The United States Navy has updated its uniform policy by initiating the sale of a newly designed dress overblouse for female sailors, as part of the broader Size Modernization Program aimed at enhanci...
Former Navy Commander Challenges Congresswoman Nancy Mace
A former commander of the U.S. Navy has declared his candidacy for the position held by Republican Representative Nancy Mace in South Carolina's 1st district. The admiral was recently relieved from hi...
US Navy Special Mission Conducts Refueling Test Following Ship Movement
The United States Navy has carried out a refueling test for a special mission ship that was recently navigated within the Indian Ocean. Details of the specific vessel involved and additional specifics...
US strikes another alleged drug-trafficking boat in Eastern Pacific
The United States military has intercepted and destroyed an alleged drug trafficking vessel operating in the Eastern Pacific Ocean as part of ongoing international efforts to combat illegal narcotics ...
US strikes another alleged drug-trafficking boat in Eastern Pacific
The United States Navy has intercepted and destroyed an allegedly drug trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific Ocean as part of anti-narcotics operations....
DOJ charges conspirators involved in Navy marriage fraud cases
A U.S. sailor admitted to accepting $45,000 for entering into a fraudulent marriage with a Chinese national to assist them in obtaining American citizenship. This case highlights an ongoing investigat...
In the Next Pacific War, America Will Be Imperial Japan
James Holmes discusses historical parallels between modern-day United States and Imperial Japan prior to World War II. The article argues that while the U.S. Navy was superior during WWII due to its r...
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