USS Harry S. Truman Transits Strait of Gibraltar, Sailing West
Aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) sailed through the Strait of Gibraltar early this morning as it headed home following an eight-month deployment.…
Russia: No Formal Refusal From France On Two Ship Mistral Deal
Despite strong language from the French President François Hollande, Russia has not received formal notification from France suspending or cancelling…
Five U.S. Ships Held In Philippines Following Alleged Murder
Five U.S. Navy ships are being held in the Philippines — following the alleged murder of a Philippine national in…
Document: Pentagon’s Climate Change Adaptation Roadmap
The following is the 2014 Department of Defense Climate Change Adaptation Roadmap, issued on Oct., 13 2014.…
U.S. Navy Turns 239: Pass the Cake
The U.S. Navy was founded on Oct. 13, 1775 by an act of the Continental Congress which resolved, “that a…
Destroyer Williams Triad Found Guilty of ‘Dereliction of Duty,’ CMC Was ‘Drunk and Disorderly’
The leadership triad of the guided missile destroyer USS James E. Williams (DDG-95) has all been found guilty of dereliction of duty in a…
U.S. Air Force F-15D Crashes in England, Pilot Ejects Safely
An U.S. Air Force F-15D Eagle has crashed in England during a Wednesday training mission, the service said in a…
100 Marines to Liberia by Thursday as Part of U.S. Ebola Response
PENTAGON — U.S. Africa Command is deploying 100 U.S. Marines to Liberia to establish an interim air support for Ebola…
Opinion: A Campaign With No Name
The first Iraq War was called Operation Desert Storm, the second Iraq war was called Operation Iraqi Freedom, but what…
Opinion: NATO’s Maritime Future
The transatlantic alliance successfully navigated some rough seas in 2014. A year that began without any allied consensus on NATO’s…
Navy and Marine Officials Discuss Integrating Women Into More Roles
The Marine Corps is using a social science approach to introduce women into expanded roles in the service, a plans…