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The Navy is expected to miss its recruiting goals for FY23 by roughly 7,000 sailors, according to acting Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Lisa Franchetti. The Navy and other services are struggling to b...

The U.S. Navy in November will start randomly drug testing special operations forces for steroids amid concerns about recruits and service members looking to boost their capabilities during training. The Navy said in a release that starting in November, every month it will randomly test up to 15 percent of its special forces in the…

The latest version of the military courtroom drama will premiere on Showtime and Paramount+ starting in October with a cast that includes Keifer Sutherland, Lance Reddick and Jason Clarke.

Not every military test pilot can set records like Chuck Yeager, but what happened to Tom Attridge on Sept. 21, 1956, was truly remarkable.

The modern U.S. Navy strongly embraces its roots in maritime combat of centuries past. Aiming to inspire confidence in the pilots who flew them and fear in the enemies they attacked, here are 7 pirate-themed planes that flew for the U.S. Navy. Didn't expect to see a modified B-24 Liberator on a list of Navy planes, did you?

The service expected to fall short by 13,000 recruits at the beginning of the fiscal year, though.

Department of Defense (DOD) Service Contracts: Actions Needed to Identify Efficiencies and Forecast Budget Needs - The Government Accountability Office (GAO) submitted a...

As multiple services consider relaxing or amending the military-wide prohibition on beards, data shows that cases of pseudofolliculitis barbae are soaring.

WILLIAMSBURG — Williamsburg native Philippe Warren is serving his community and country as the U.S. Navy Blue Angels Flight Surgeon. Warren…

Requirements for the service’s T-45 replacement would likely mean more engineering work for existing competitors.