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Second time this year; HAL to conduct comprehensive check on helicopters

The Navy's troubles with keeping ships maintained and at sea has only worsened in the last several years, resulting in a less-ready force when the service is looked to as the first line of defense against China, the Government Accountability Office reported this week.

Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill, who was on the mission to kill Osama bin Laden, is blasting the Navy for using a drag queen to recruit new sailors.

The U.S. Navy used an active-duty drag queen as a 'Navy Digital Ambassador' to try and recruit new service members.

If a naval aviator quotes from the movie Top Gun in the wardroom, they are going to have to buy a round of beers for the squadron. We are prepared to be

The Navy and Marine Corps have one significant advantage over their adversaries: trust—and the speed and decentralization of action it enables.

Large crowds have lined the streets to watch former and current serving defence personnel take part in Nowra's...

In January, the state Department of Health announced that chemicals known as PFAS, an acronym for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, had been detected in water samples collected from a well that supplies drinking water to the community.

The Navy will decommission two nuclear aircraft carriers back-to-back and two Independence-class will go up for foreign military sale, according to the service’s latest long-range shipbuilding plan. Following a planned 13-month service life extension, the 48-year-old USS Nimitz (CVN-68) will leave service in 2026, one year later than last year’s plan. Commissioned in 1975, Nimitz […]

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