U.S. Marine Dies in Parachute Accident at Camp Lejeune
A U.S. Marine died during a parachute accident at Camp Lejeune last week, the Marine Corps said Thursday.…
Japan Intercepted Record Number of Chinese and Russian Military Aircraft
Japan intercepted a record number of Russian and Chinese aircraft close to its territorial waters over the past six months.…
U.S. Central Command Casts Doubts On Claims ISIS Operating Captured MiGs
The U.S. Central Command has seen no evidence that the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS or ISIL) terrorist…
CNO Greenert: Navy Could Take New Look At ROTC Scholarship Mix
The head of the U.S. Navy said that service might take a second look at the mix of scholarships it…
Navy Moving Two Additional BMD Destroyers To Japan
Two guided missile destroyers with the U.S. Navy’s latest ballistic missile defense (BMD) systems will be added to the service’s…
Navy Declares IOC For E-2D Advanced Hawkeye
NAVAL STATION NORFOLK — The U.S Navy has declared initial operational capability (IOC) with the Northrop Grumman E-2D Advanced Hawkeye.…
Four U.S. Ships Released From the Philippines Amidst Murder Investigation, Peleliu Remains
The U.S. Pacific Command has allowed four U.S. ships — held as part of a Subic Bay murder investigation —…
CNO Greenert: U.S. Navy Needs to Engage More With China
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The key to a peaceful maritime future between China and the U.S. will be rooted in additional…
Carl Vinson Strike Group Enters U.S. 5th Fleet
The five ships of the Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group (CSG) have entered the U.S. Navy’s Middle East area of…
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…