Navy awards TOTE $2.2 billion to manage Medium Landing Ships project

The Navy this week awarded a $2.2 billion Vessel Construction Management contract to the Jacksonville, Florida-based TOTE Services LLC for the service’s new Medium Landing Ships. The Marine Corps commissioned…

Navy ship honors sailor from famed North Korea rescue mission

Source: YouTube Summary George Milton Neal joined the Navy at 17 and by 1951 was one of the only Black sailors in the service assigned to fly on search and…

Navy veteran who beat CNN in court says CIA wants him to delete, burn book manuscript: ‘That's censorship’

Zachary Young, the U.S. Navy veteran who defeated CNN in a high-profile defamation case, is accusing the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of “censorship” for trying to stop him from releasing a spy…

US Navy uses FIRST surface sea drone to STRIKE Iranian targets

Source: YouTube Summary US Navy uses FIRST surface sea drone to STRIKE Iranian targets Why It Matters This video provides visual context for the story and helps readers quickly understand…

What it’s like aboard the US navy warships closest to Iran

Source: YouTube Summary What it's like aboard the US navy warships closest to Iran Why It Matters This video provides visual context for the story and helps readers quickly understand…

Navy christens Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer after Korean War hero

The U.S. Navy on Saturday christened the future USS George M. Neal (DDG 131), the fourth Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer to be built by Huntington Ingalls Industries Inc. William…

Navy christens future USS George M. Neal, named for Korean War hero

The ship is named in honor of Korean War veteran Aviation Machinist’s Mate 3rd Class George M. Neal, who was awarded the Navy Cross for his heroism during a search-and-rescue…

Navy tests deep diving suit that doesn’t require decompression

The Gen 0 Deep Sea Expeditionary with No Decompression (DSEND) suit maintains a sea-level atmosphere, even at extreme depths.

Navy carrier in Mideast at sea for more than 200 days, testing crew resilience

USS Abraham Lincoln and its crew of about 5,000 have spent nearly seven months in the Arabian Sea supporting U.S. military operations.

Navy imposes 1-year limit on medical shaving waivers

Sailors whose medical conditions make daily shaving painful, or even leave scars, now face being separated if they cannot be clean-shaven after a year of treatment, Navy officials have announced.…