USS Iowa: First Came the Explosion, Then the Cover-Up
It's been 30 years since an explosion inside the number two gun turret on the USS Iowa killed 47 American sailors.
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British Ship Transformed into Mine-Hunting Drone Base in US Navy Experiment
The Mounts Bay is a civilian-crewed landing ship dock that can transport troops, helicopters and other cargo.
Marines Need More Amphibs if They're Going to Win a Big Fight, General Warns
Nineteen amphibious ships were ready to sail this week, Lt. Gen. David Berger told lawmakers Tuesday.
Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group to Deploy Monday
The deployment is being capped off by a homeport change, during which the USS Abraham Lincoln will return to San Diego.
US Navy Won't Alter Sail-Bys at Sea Despite China Maneuver
Vice Adm. Phillip Sawyer told reporters that Washington protested that "unprofessional behavior" by the Chinese ship.
Navy Says it Has Made Almost All Changes Recommended After Deadly Collisions
Of the 117 changes recommended, 91 were put in place, according to a Feb. 25 memorandum to Congress by Adm. William Moran.
Sailors Extinguish USS Devastator Fire in Bahrain
The fire aboard USS Devastator started while the mine countermeasures ship was pierside at NSA Bahrain.
Navy Ship Changes Schedule After Outbreak of Mumps-Like Disease Aboard
The USS Fort McHenry has apparently been avoiding port calls for months after 25 aboard were diagnosed with a viral disease.
US Navy Flagship Visits Manila After Sailing in Disputed Sea
Capt. Eric Anduze told reporters that the visit was the latest affirmation of the strong U.S.-Philippine alliance.
Navy Names New Ship Class After Navajo Nation
The release states the new class will be based on existing commercial towing offshore vessel designs.
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General Mandates 'Daily Routine' After Seeing Sloppy, Unshaven Marines
The April 16 policy letter expresses concern that members of 2nd Marine Division have let their standards slide.
Oklahoma Attorney General Asks Trump to Pardon US Soldier
Lt. Michael Behenna was convicted of unpremeditated murder in a combat zone after killing a suspected al-Qaida terrorist.
Number of Female Generals, Admirals Has Doubled Since 2000, Report Finds
The jump comes as more women pursue careers in the military.
Proposal Would Randomize Air Force Fitness Testing Schedule
The Air Force may implement a new policy requiring troops to be ready for a physical fitness assessment at all times.
Air Force Base Investigating Master Sergeant's Ties to White Nationalist Organization
Schriever Air Force Base officials are investigating whether a master sergeant participated in a white nationalist group.