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U.S. Navy
Ballistic Missiles, Submarines, and a Near-Impossible Deadline
In this installment of This Week in History, we look back to 15 years after World War II, when the U.S. Navy entered the Nuclear Age.
Bringing a Gun to a Missile Fight—Guns Are Back!
After many decades of being out of favor with our Navy, big naval guns are poised to make a comeback following technological advancements.
DeSantis Calls for Massive Expansion of 'Four-Ocean Navy' if Elected President
"We must have adequate hard power to deny China's ambitions," Mr. DeSantis said.
US Navy Honors Marine Hero as It Commissions Pacific Fleet's Newest Destroyer in Tampa
The vessel is 'the most capable surface combatant ever built,' Adm. Daryl Caudle, commander of US Fleet Forces Command, announces at the ceremony.
How Two British Ships Helped Create the Continental Navy
In this week's installment of This Week in History, Congress followed Washington’s lead to build a naval force.
US Navy Coming in 7,000 Sailors Short of 2023 Recruiting Goal
Shortfall part of a general trend among armed services, attributed to a range of factors, including a competitive job market to perceptions of politization.
Navy Chief Retires, Leaves Third Military Branch Without Confirmed Leader Amid Tuberville Abortion Hold
The U.S. Navy is now the third military service without a Senate-confirmed chief of staff as an impasse over the military's abortion policies continues to delay the confirmation process.
