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Dayton, Ohio, has always been an Air Force town. But thanks to the productive presence of a cadre of U.S. Navy researchers, its more than that.

Gen Z, the Navy wants you. A new ad campaign, launched on the Navy’s 247th birthday, is using videos posted on social media to target 17 to 24 year olds with a pitch to consider a career in the sea service, Navy officials told USNI News on Wednesday. The goal of the latest version of […]

Several videos posted by sailors from aboard the Lincoln show bottles of water that are clouded and have brown or gray particles floating inside.

The problem, which arose in late December 2020, has largely subsided for the operational fleet, according to a recently deployed commodore.

An earlier investigation found that nobody on the vessel knew how to press the fire control button A US Navy sailor was found not guilty o

S.F. Board of Supervisors demand action on former naval yard cleanup as climate change threatens site

USS Nimitz (CVN-68) is still pierside at Naval Air Station North Island due to ongoing problems with the ship’s drinking water system, two officials familiar with the matter told USNI News on Tuesday. The Navy delayed Nimitz‘s plans to leave the pier and the ship is using San Diego’s water while it works out the […]

Navy leaders are setting requirements for Collaborative Combat Aircraft to increase the radius of ships, following the MQ-25’s lead.

Todays Board of Supervisors hearing lays bare the severity of the radioactive contamination leftover from Naval activity.

The Navy ordered an investigation into the grueling SEALs selection course, according to three Navy officials, after the death of a sailor earlier this year drew increased scrutiny of the policies, staff preparation, and safety measures in place around one of the military's most elite units.