USS Theodore Roosevelt Leaves Middle East, Carrier Back in Pacific After 8 Months Deployed
Carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) has left the Middle East eight months into its deployment, Pentagon officials announced on Thursday.…
The Future of Air Sea Battle
The Pentagon is taking its next steps in developing the often misunderstood and occasionally controversial Air-Sea Battle concept, according to…
Boeing and Lockheed Team for Air Force Long Range Bomber Bid
Boeing and Lockheed Martin are joining forces in the competition to build the U.S. Air Force’s new Long-Range Strike-Bomber (LRS-B),…
Mabus Responds to Congressional UCLASS Concerns
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus has promised to work closely with the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Seapower and…
Document: SECNAV’s Response to Congress on UCLASS
The following is a Oct. 17, 2013 letter from Secretary Ray Mabus to Rep. Randy Forbes (R-Va.) in response to…
Nimitz Leaves Red Sea
The American aircraft carrier that has been on standby in case of a flare up in Syria has left the…
New Canopy Manufacturing Technique Could Cut Total JSF Costs by $125 million
The U.S. Navy’s Office of Naval Research (ONR) has developed a new manufacturing process to build fighter aircraft canopies. The…
NAVAIR’s Unmanned Shakeup
The U.S. Navy is realigning its carrier-based unmanned aircraft programs under one office at Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), USNI…
Shutdown: New Pacific Fleet Commander to Take Reigns Today without CNO or Programs
Due to the government shutdown the Navy will hold a lower key change of command ceremony to install the new…
Astronaut Scott Carpenter was ‘Trying to Defend the Planet’
Scott Carpenter was one the original Mercury 7 astronauts and a former Naval aviator. Carpenter died on Thursday. He was…
Japan’s Amphibious Buildup
Japan recently has been in the news as a result of several high-profile territorial incidents with its neighbor China. The…