The 20 living hostages held by the group have been are handed over to the Red Cross in exchange for 2,000 Palestinian ...

1846: U.S. Marines and Navy sailors take possession of San Diego during the early months of the Mexican-American War. Two ...

Washington and Manila kicked off the latest iteration of the Sama Sama naval drills on Monday in the vicinity of a western ...

The partial U.S. government shutdown threatens to leave thousands of sailors, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and women and civilian workers without pay, while non-essential operations grind to a halt due to ...

Modernizing the US Navy’s maritime industrial base amid production struggles Panelists at the Defense News Conference discuss how the U.S. can revamp its shipbuilding efforts to remain competitive ...

SAN DIEGO — Visitors can now experience what it's like to be a Navy SEAL through cutting-edge virtual reality technology at the new Navy SEAL Museum, opening Saturday in downtown San Diego. The 10,000 ...

US Navy techs are having to cannibalize parts of F/A-18 Super Hornets and Virginia-class submarines. A new GAO report documents data rights issues that cause repair issues and delays. The other ...

An audit of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has revealed that the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps are not including language requiring the purchase of domestic seafood nor blocking the purchase of any ...

Historians may tell you that a NATO fleet has never declared DEFCON 1. But author Chris Styles claims he has evidence a 19-ship fleet went into full panic mode in October 1960. He writes that four ...

On Dec. 19, 1941, in the pre-dawn darkness, six Italian commandos slipped into Alexandria harbor in Egypt. British troops and sailors had spotted an Italian reconnaissance plane days earlier, and ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Some college basketball teams go to the beach. Others go to the mountains. Some have bonfires at their head coach’s house. N.C. State ...

More than a dozen navies around the world already employ tall sailing ships in order to train sailors in basic seamanship. The Royal Navy was not among them—until now. It was during the “Age of Sail,” ...