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The US Navy is further investigating the crash of a US nuclear submarine in the South China Sea last month.

Those who served our country continue to serve each other and those around them. When wounded soldiers and sick U.S. military veterans returned home from both the Spanish-American War (1898) and from the Philippine Insurrection (1899-1902), no federal pension program existed, nor did any type of w

Joe Biden Could Order World War III If He Fired This Submarine's Missiles In November of last year, the U.S. Navy began to look into how it could extend the service lives of its Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines beyond the now forty-two-year planned life of the SSBNs. This could be necessary to ensure that that the Navy will be able to maintain its submarine force as the replacement Columbia-class SSBNs enter service. In November of last year, the U.S. Navy began to look into how it could extend the service lives of its Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines beyond the now forty-two...

Information regarding a cyberattack During the night of February 18 to 19, Groupe Beneteau detected a malware intrusion affecting some of its... | February 26, 2021

NORFOLK The Virginia-class attack submarine USS John Warner (SSN 785), homeported at Naval Station Norfolk, continued a time-honored submarine tradition during its recent deployment. Sailors aboard John Warner created a submarine battle flag highlighting accomplishments they made throughout its deployment. The flag is comprised of patches stitched together, each one symbolizing an achievement or memory made. Command Master Chief Anthony Amato, John Warner’s chief of the boat, spoke on the importance of exercising Navy traditions, customs and practices to preserve naval history. “It ...