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Raina Roemhildt, a St. Peter senior is set to receive a Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) scholarship worth approximately $200,000.

THE PENTAGON – Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy James Honea sat down at his computer prepared to answer questions sailors submitted to Reddit. He set aside an hour to answer questions, about topics ranging from housing conditions to ongoing pay issues. He ended up spending two hours going through the answers in his […]

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Environmental group contends the Navy has downplayed the risks and misled the public

NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. – First-in-class USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) is set to deploy the first week of May following the completion of a series of certification exercises, service officials said on Tuesday. Ford returned on Sunday from its composite training unit exercise (COMPTUEX) that served as a month-long, high-pressure stress test for the carrier, […]

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

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.

The nation’s largest shipbuilder expects “mission tech” like AI and undersea drones to outpace revenue from surface combatants.

ToI joins patrol boat setting sail from Ashdod Base to protect Israeli offshore gas rigs, as well as prevent arms smuggling by Gaza terror groups under guise of Palestinian fishing