A team of Navy civilians and contractors are testing new galley equipment and food recipes for ships and submarines at a lab in Natick, Mass.

The Navy’s record-breaking recruiting numbers translated to the service’s highest production of basic training graduates in a decade with the graduation of sailors from Training Group 52, the Navy ...

The Army’s role is not to duplicate the Space Force; it is to fulfill its foundational functions as prescribed by federal law. Title 10, U.S. Code, legally mandates each service to “organize, train, ...

Navy started playing organized football in 1879, when first-classman William John Maxwell formed the Naval Academy's first team. The squad practiced before reveille and after drills, against direct ...

Developing strong, adaptive leaders who embody Military Sealift Command’s (MSC’s) vision of “United We Sail” is the focus of newly developed training tailored for shipboard leaders.

Seventh generation fighters are being designed around a simple, unsettling premise: the human body is becoming the limiting factor in air combat. As engineers push toward hypersonic speeds, ...

The Kilo class is a family of diesel electric attack submarines designed in the late Soviet era by the Rubin Design Bureau ...

The Navy announced plans for a new battleship program, though key details including funding, design, and timelines remain ...

Despite a historic recruiting year, the Navy will need to continue to bring in more junior sailors to fully man at-sea billets, a problem that will likely continue into the next two to three years and ...

The San Diego-based littoral combat ship was in the Arabian Gulf when a new Low-Cost Unmanned Combat Attack System, or LUCAS, was tested.