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Warships get a lot of attention, but without resupply, an impressive-looking fleet becomes a hollow force. The US Navy's supply and support fleet has been aging, and needed new vessels. T-AKE is part of that effort, and the ships have also found

The show will feature the largest international cast ever, with performers from nine countries, including Ukraine.

The snipes ordered too many rags ahead of deployment and some blue-shirts on the in-port duty section decided to store the excess bales in the exhaust uptakes above the main engines. That's what led to a terrifying April 14, 2014, at-sea fire.

The USS Gerald R. Ford and its strike group completed the final certification needed to ready the aircraft carrier for its maiden warfighting deployment.

While the Navy’s newest and most technologically aircraft carrier has conducted short, training-focused deployments, completion means the Ford is now a certified combat-deployable warship.

By Lieutenant Kyle Cregge, USNThe US Navy’s strike capacity is shrinking. As highlighted in Congressional testimony with senior leaders, the Surface N...

/PRNewswire/ -- Global leader in maritime intelligence, Pole Star, announces Vice Admiral Andrew Lewis as its newest Board Advisor. Vice Admiral Lewis is a...

St. Petersburg, Florida--(Newsfile Corp. - March 1, 2023) - Global leader in maritime intelligence, Pole Star, announces Vice Admiral Andrew Lewis as its newest Board Advisor. Pole StarVice Admiral Lewis

Physical presence by allied navies and coast guards is increasingly important as Russia builds up its military presence and China’s expands its intentions beyond commerce in the waters of the High North, senior maritime officers from three countries and a National Security Council official agreed last week. Coast Guard Vice Adm. Kevin Lunday, Atlantic Area commander, […]

The Virginia Arts Festival's "Virginia International Tattoo" will feature the largest international cast ever with performers from nine countries, including Ukraine.