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USS Gerald R. Ford Set to Leave Middle East for Home After Record Deployment

The return signals relief for a crew worn by an 11-month mission.

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Navy Commissions USS Idaho, 26th Virginia-Class Attack Submarine

Anduril and Kraken to Build Small Naval Drones in U.S. Under New Partnership

Navy Commissions USS Harvey C. Barnum Jr., New Arleigh Burke Destroyer

U.S. Navy Triton Declares Emergency, Vanishes From Gulf Flight Tracking

Navy Assigns USS John P. Murtha to Recover Artemis II Off San Diego on Friday

Cemtrex Stock Surges After Navy SBIR Phase I Pick for Invocon

George H.W. Bush Carrier Strike Group Departs Norfolk With Middle East Destination Reported

U.S. Confirms USS Nimitz Latin America Tour, Panama Stop Set for March 29–April 2

USS Gerald R. Ford Leaves Red Sea for Repairs in Crete After Onboard Fire

U.S. Ferries E-2D Hawkeyes to Middle East to Reinforce Early Warning Under Operation Epic Fury

NAVSEA Review Confirms Navy Fired Its Railgun Again in 2025

U.S. Navy, DIU Pick Anduril’s Dive-XL for Rapid XL-AUV Prototyping Under CAMP

L3Harris Wins Full-Rate Deal to Deliver 26 Submarine Comms Shipsets Through 2033

U.S. Orders USS Gerald R. Ford to Middle East to Pressure Iran

Two Hurt as USS Truxtun Collides With USNS Supply During At-Sea Replenishment

Navy’s MQ-25A Stingray Completes First Autonomous Taxi Test

Future USS John F. Kennedy Begins First Builder’s Sea Trials

U.S. Navy Launches LUCAS One-Way Attack Drone From Ship at Sea for First Time

Navy Awards Boeing $931 Million to Extend Life of Up to 60 Super Hornets