U.S. Navy

Chinese and Russian warships have become an increasingly common sight near the borders of Japan's territorial claims.

China's launch of its third and most advanced aircraft carrier is part of a rapid military buildup.

The United States has vowed to continue operating "wherever international law allows."

China's latest protests relate to the regular transits of U.S. Navy warships through the Taiwan Strait.

Lieutenant Richard Bullock was flying a routine training mission at the time before his aircraft went down in a remote part of the desert.

The nuclear-powered, 100,000 ton aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan participated in the three-day exercises.

The identity of the pilot will not be released until 24 hours after the next of kin have been informed.

"The last time we spent 3% below [less than 3% of the GDP] was in 1940, 1998, 1999, and 2000," Graham told the U.S. Secretary of the Navy.

Photo appears to show the pop star in a warm embrace with the now-deceased terrorist.

Taiwan's Defense Ministry tracked a Chinese aircraft across the Taiwan Strait median line for the first time since September 2020.

Satellite images suggest that Russia has deployed an army of dolphins to protect their naval base in the Black Sea.

It was the Navy's fourth reported Taiwan Strait transit this year in what has become a routine signal of U.S. military presence in Asia.

Three children at the military base died in "two separate and unrelated incidents" on April 16, according to the Marine Corps.

"If there was a conflict in the Pacific, we simply do not have the American vessels necessary to sustain the fight," Congressman John Garamendi told Newsweek.

Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro said that it was an "absolute honor" to name USNS Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the last day of Women's History Month.

"It takes a courageous and patriotic person to devote their life to the selflessness of serving in the armed forces," Navy Commander Martin Fentress Jr. said.

Judge Reed O'Connor wrote that Navy sailors refusing the vaccine on religious grounds had to deal with the "threat" of getting "the jab" or losing their job.

A senior Defense Department official said the planes would be "flying missions in support of Eastern flank deterrence and defense" but not engaging Russian forces.

A Navy warship remains docked and can't be deployed because it's commanded by an officer who refuses to get the COVID-19 vaccine, Navy officials say.

Fuel leaked from a Navy fuel storage facility in Hawaii and contaminated the drinking water, making nearly 6,000 people sick.

Analysts believe the military vessels deliberately approached the island in a subtle show of force.

Cognitive benefits from video games may come at a physical drawback among new recruits.

Toebbe faces three years in prison for attempting to sell nuclear reactor secrets her husband had stolen while in the Navy.

The video was described by military officials as an "unauthorized leak."

Around 54,500 pounds of cocaine and nearly 16,000 pounds of marijuana were confiscated by the Coast Guard.

One person was taken into Naval Criminal Investigative Services custody in connection to the incident.

The engineer had a security clearance that allowed him access to information on nuclear weapons, and he was busted by an FBI agent posing as a foreign official.

Russia's ministry of defense said earlier that a Virginia-class submarine of the U.S. Navy had breached its territorial waters and entered the Kuril Islands.

An investigation is looking into the cause of January's "landing mishap," while another probe is focusing on the source of leaked images.

The Navy offered little explanation for the dismissal, but said it won't affect the unit's operations.