Navy

"The US military is your average online cringelord," gaming consultant Rod Breslau tweeted.

China's second aircraft carrier—its first domestically produced one—set sail for its latest sea trials on Tuesday.

American fishing vessels encountered Russian military drills off the coast of Alaska on Wednesday and were reportedly ordered to leave the area.

The service members were engaged in a training exercise when an amphibious assault vehicle they were on took on water and sank.

A uniformed Navy petty officer was reportedly caught on video angrily confronting pro-Trump protesters by flipping them off and shouting "f**** Trump!"

San Diego firefighters were still working to extinguish flames that broke out aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard hours after they sparked on Sunday morning.

Since July 1, the U.S. military has confirmed 4,100 cases of COVID-19 among currently active service members.

Extra money for medical staff, housing, staging facilities, face masks and other changes have added substantial costs to the branches' usual operating budgets.

Joseph Max Fucheck, 58, is facing hate crime charges after brandishing a gun while accusing a Black homeowner of stealing his own mail.

Almost 10,000 people in Bergamo had their blood screened, according to health officials.

The Midwest is the latest region to get a flyover salute from the Navy's flight demonstration team.

The Blue Angels will begin their flyover in Dallas-Fort Worth at 11 a.m.

The Department of Defense said the displays were a show of support to those working on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic.

David Cole Tarkington allegedly tried to recruit 12 people into the Atomwaffen Division, a violent terrorist group, using Iron March, a white supremacist forum.

"Like other Sailors in isolation, he received medical checks twice daily from Navy medical teams," the Navy said in a news release.

Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly submitted his resignation Tuesday, just one day after leaked audio overheard him calling ousted U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt commander, Captain Brett Crozier, "stupid" in an address to the ship's crew.

Crozier, who was removed from command of the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt this past week, reportedly tested positive for coronavirus, according to two Naval Academy classmates who are close with Crozier and his family.

"We are not at war. Sailors do not need to die. If we do not act now, we are failing to properly take care of our most trusted asset—our Sailors," U.S. Navy Captain Brett Crozier wrote.

The new vehicle will have a range of around 3,450 miles.

U.S. Navy veteran Phil Ehr, a Democrat hoping to challenge Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) in November, called out the congressman for using "cold war" tactics in a new campaign video.

The plans could more than triple the amount of land currently held by the U.S. Navy for the Fallon Range Training Complex.

Doris Miller received the Navy Cross for his heroic actions during the attack on Pearl Harbor, on December 7, 1941.

"The worst thing president Trump is doing is he's calling into question the chain of command's commitment to the rule of law. He's got to knock that off," retired General Barry McCaffrey said on MSNBC.

The Chinese owned application, which is viewed with suspicion by some U.S. politicians, has been deemed unsafe by top officials at the Navy - but it remains unclear just what the dangers may be.

Military officials said they are looking into whether hand gestures made by students on national television just before the 2019 Army-Navy game were symbols of white nationalism.

The 120th instalment of the rivalry between Army and Navy takes place in Philadelphia on Saturday, with the Midshipmen looking to snap a three-game losing streak against their rivals.

In an interview for ABC News, former military officers weighed in on Trump firing Navy Secretary Richard Spencer.

Spencer's forced resignation comes after he reportedly threatened to quit when Trump declared that he would stop the Navy from stripping Gallagher of the Trident pin.

Police found Ronald Wayne White, 51, had died in 2016 in his apartment in DeSoto, Dallas.

Fred C. Arena was arrested Friday after officials claim he lied about his membership in white supremacist hate group Vanguard America in order to obtain a security clearance for his job at the Philadelpha Navy Yard.