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New budget documents for the three military branches that fly the V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft show that none has plans to buy any additional airframes, a sign that the Pentagon isn't prioritizing growing the fleet.

THE PENTAGON – After unveiling a budget that wants to decommission 11 warships next year, Navy officials are appealing to the public to allow the service to move ahead with their proposal. Officials last week reiterated the Navy’s divest-to-invest approach, which argues the service needs to shed older ships to invest in newer capabilities and […]

No one knows precisely when the last naval sword was used in combat. After centuries of being considered standard military-issued weaponry, the sword’s

The carrier will conduct sea trials before the ship returns to its previous home port in San Diego.

Technical virtuosity is demanded for CONOPS like all-domain operations, and so is LVC simulation so the Navy, Air Force, and Army can train and fight as one.

The Navy has defined the most recent case as a rope tied similar to a "slip knot" and or a "noose-like rope" and not a "hangman's noose".

Bush's cuts may endanger the integrity of our national defense.

Last week, the Navy announced it would hit reset on the service’s physical fitness assessments to give sailors a chance to get fit after almost three years of pandemic restrictions. The PFA pass is the latest in a series of efforts the service has rolled out to increase recruiting and retention over the past two […]

After a 35-year career, The Los Angeles-class submarines final stop will be at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton, Washington.

A letter obtained by Breaking Defense states the "current phase" of a Navy study will wrap up this year.