-
Nearly 100 US Naval Academy midshipmen moved off campus after testing positive for COVID-19
The school is also rolling out a raft of measures to help curb the novel coronavirus’ spread in the Brigade of Midshipmen.
-
New restrictions threaten some US food shipments to commissaries, exchanges in Europe
The fate of over a million cases of food products, with items ranging from baby formula and pet food to canned meats and meat sauces, is now in limbo.
-
After historically long deployment, Nimitz is almost home
The carrier strike group is wrapping up the longest deployment since the Vietnam War
-
Austin mulling whether to send carrier Ike back to the Middle East
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin visited the carrier Nimitz as they finished another record-breaking deployment.
-
Warship Vella Gulf suffers fuel leak, heads back to Norfolk a week into deployment
The leak in one of the cruiser’s engineering spaces came as the ship was crossing the Atlantic Ocean in heavy seas.
-
A dozen sailors and Marines have tested positive for COVID-19 aboard amphibious transport dock San Diego
There are several suspected cases aboard the warship Philippine Sea as well, U.S 5th Fleet officials said.
-
Austin visits aircraft carrier Nimitz; weighs warship needs in Pacific, Mideast
Standing in the ship’s hangar bay, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said he will make a decision soon on whether to send a carrier back to the Middle East, where the Nimitz had been.
-
Biden orders US airstrikes against Iran-backed militia targets in eastern Syria
President Joe Biden ordered the strikes in retaliation for recent rocket attacks on Iraq bases housing U.S. troops and contractors.
-
Lawmaker seeks answers from Navy over proposed cuts to internal audit agency
The letter from U.S. Rep. Elaine Luria, a retired Navy surface warfare officer, follows a Navy Times report on planned cuts to the Naval Audit Service.
-
Military academies sex assault numbers were steady, then COVID hit
Cadets and midshipmen don’t trust their peer leaders to handle the problem effectively.
-
Nearly 100 US Naval Academy midshipmen moved off campus after testing positive for COVID-19
The school is also rolling out a raft of measures to help curb the novel coronavirus’ spread in the Brigade of Midshipmen.
-
New restrictions threaten some US food shipments to commissaries, exchanges in Europe
The fate of over a million cases of food products, with items ranging from baby formula and pet food to canned meats and meat sauces, is now in limbo.
-
After historically long deployment, Nimitz is almost home
The carrier strike group is wrapping up the longest deployment since the Vietnam War
-
Austin mulling whether to send carrier Ike back to the Middle East
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin visited the carrier Nimitz as they finished another record-breaking deployment.
-
Warship Vella Gulf suffers fuel leak, heads back to Norfolk a week into deployment
The leak in one of the cruiser’s engineering spaces came as the ship was crossing the Atlantic Ocean in heavy seas.
-
A dozen sailors and Marines have tested positive for COVID-19 aboard amphibious transport dock San Diego
There are several suspected cases aboard the warship Philippine Sea as well, U.S 5th Fleet officials said.
-
Austin visits aircraft carrier Nimitz; weighs warship needs in Pacific, Mideast
Standing in the ship’s hangar bay, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said he will make a decision soon on whether to send a carrier back to the Middle East, where the Nimitz had been.
-
Biden orders US airstrikes against Iran-backed militia targets in eastern Syria
President Joe Biden ordered the strikes in retaliation for recent rocket attacks on Iraq bases housing U.S. troops and contractors.
-
Lawmaker seeks answers from Navy over proposed cuts to internal audit agency
The letter from U.S. Rep. Elaine Luria, a retired Navy surface warfare officer, follows a Navy Times report on planned cuts to the Naval Audit Service.
-
Military academies sex assault numbers were steady, then COVID hit
Cadets and midshipmen don’t trust their peer leaders to handle the problem effectively.
-
Nearly 100 US Naval Academy midshipmen moved off campus after testing positive for COVID-19
The school is also rolling out a raft of measures to help curb the novel coronavirus’ spread in the Brigade of Midshipmen.
-
New restrictions threaten some US food shipments to commissaries, exchanges in Europe
The fate of over a million cases of food products, with items ranging from baby formula and pet food to canned meats and meat sauces, is now in limbo.
-
After historically long deployment, Nimitz is almost home
The carrier strike group is wrapping up the longest deployment since the Vietnam War
-
Austin mulling whether to send carrier Ike back to the Middle East
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin visited the carrier Nimitz as they finished another record-breaking deployment.
-
Warship Vella Gulf suffers fuel leak, heads back to Norfolk a week into deployment
The leak in one of the cruiser’s engineering spaces came as the ship was crossing the Atlantic Ocean in heavy seas.
-
A dozen sailors and Marines have tested positive for COVID-19 aboard amphibious transport dock San Diego
There are several suspected cases aboard the warship Philippine Sea as well, U.S 5th Fleet officials said.
-
Austin visits aircraft carrier Nimitz; weighs warship needs in Pacific, Mideast
Standing in the ship’s hangar bay, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said he will make a decision soon on whether to send a carrier back to the Middle East, where the Nimitz had been.
-
Biden orders US airstrikes against Iran-backed militia targets in eastern Syria
President Joe Biden ordered the strikes in retaliation for recent rocket attacks on Iraq bases housing U.S. troops and contractors.
-
Lawmaker seeks answers from Navy over proposed cuts to internal audit agency
The letter from U.S. Rep. Elaine Luria, a retired Navy surface warfare officer, follows a Navy Times report on planned cuts to the Naval Audit Service.
-
Military academies sex assault numbers were steady, then COVID hit
Cadets and midshipmen don’t trust their peer leaders to handle the problem effectively.
