Congress Awards its Highest Honor to USS Indianapolis Crew The Gold Medal was awarded to the ship's entire crew, living and dead.
USS Hershel 'Woody' Williams Leaves Norfolk for First Deployment After Being Redesignated It’s the ship’s first time setting sail with one fewer letter in its moniker.
Iran Fires Missile at Mock Aircraft Carrier Amid US Tensions Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard fired a missile from a helicopter targeting a replica aircraft carrier.
Iran Moves Mock Aircraft Carrier to Sea Amid US Tensions Iranian state media and officials have yet to acknowledge bringing the replica out to the Strait of Hormuz.
Fire Damage to USS Bonhomme Richard Extensive, Navy's Top Admiral Says Damage on some decks spanned the length of the 844-foot ship and reached 106-foot-high ceilings, the CNO said.
Bath Iron Works Union Sends Letter to Navy Secretary, Ready to Meet Mediator Workers went on strike June 22 in a dispute that focuses on subcontracting, work rules and seniority.
Navy Commissions New Amphibious Assault Ship for 'Leaner and Meaner' Marine Corps Though lacking the usual fanfare, the virtual ceremony officially added the 844-foot Tripoli to the Navy's fleet.
Strike at Navy Shipbuilder in Maine Enters a 4th Week Shipbuilders went on strike June 22 after overwhelmingly rejecting a three-year contract proposal from the company.
Shipbuilder Files Complaint Over Union Threats During Strike Union leaders warned that anyone who chooses to cross the picket line will be fined after the strike is over.
The Marines' New CH-53K King Stallion Has Now Been to Sea. Here's What's Next The Marine Corps' new heavy-lift helicopter just wrapped up its sea trials and will tackle hot-weather training next.
Search Ends for 7 Marines and 1 Sailor Who Went Missing After AAV Accident Near California Officials announced early Sunday that leadership determined little likelihood the service members survived the accident.
Military Leaders Are Confronting a New Form of Discrimination: Pregnancy Bias Discrimination, conscious or not, often starts during maternity leave.
Man Who Fatally Shot Air Force Vet at Protest Was Fort Hood Soldier The shooting was an act of self-defense, the soldier's attorney says.
These Marines Just Published a How-To Guide on Hiding from Enemy Drones A new manual aims to provide guidance to ground troops seeking to avoid detection against a growing enemy threat.
Army Guard Begins to Reorganize Force into Eight Divisions The move will mark a substantial increase in the number of fully manned divisions that the Army can deploy.
