Navy/USMC

The Navy transitioned the main hub of its intranet operation to ensure the system remained functional ahead of Hurricane Irene’s battering of the East Coast, Fleet Cyber Command said. "Fleet […]

Hawkish House members who resisted Pentagon spending reductions in the new deficit-cutting law are using a new report on China’s increasing military might to bolster their stance against additional sizable military […]

Navy ships on the eastern seaboard were setting sail to avoid any possible damage that could come with the arrival of Hurricane Irene, US Fleet Forces Command said yesterday. Nine […]

The Pentagon believes China could have an indigenous aircraft carrier in 2015 and fifth-generation J-20 stealth fighter jet in 2018, after overcoming obstacles with both development efforts, according to a […]

The USNS Richard E. Burke (T-AKE-4) departed Cam Ranh Bay in Vietnam yesterday, ending the first visit by a Navy ship to the port in 38 years, Military Sealift Command […]

Raytheon [RTN] has delivered the 28th Ship Self-Defense System (SSDS MK 2), which is designed to protect aircraft carriers and expeditionary warships from anti-ship cruise missiles, the company said Monday. […]

Reduced defense spending will force the Navy to focus more clearly on unmanned systems in the future and do a better job of integrating them into overall operations, Adm. Gary […]

NAVAL BASE SAN DIEGO–The flexible design of the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) makes it more adaptable for open architecture (OA) and saves upgrade and maintenance costs over the life of […]

The Naval Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport opened a new laboratory this week designed for testing and maintaining towed arrays, the center said Thursday. "This facility allows us to consolidate and […]

The Pentagon allowed developmental F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, grounded because of a power issue, to return to flight operations yesterday, but kept a ban on ground operations for two production […]