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Week-long training for SLAF pilots

Norman McDade signed up to the Navy in 1978 aged 17 and trained as a chef but four years later, he found himself embroiled in the war in the South Atlantic ocean.

For the sailors and Marines of the just-deployed USS Kearsarge ready group, their first mission came close to home: pitching in on the Navy’s first fleet battle problem of the year, off the North Carolina coast.

D-Day veteran Major Ted Hunt celebrates his 102nd birthday on Wednesday and tells how the Queen spoke of worrying for Prince Philip during his years at sea in the Royal Navy

In today's Austin v. U.S. Navy Seals 1–26, the Supreme Court stayed "[t]he district court's January 3, 2022 order, insofar as it precludes the Navy from considering respondents' vaccination status in making deployment, assignment, and other operational decisions … pending disposition of the appeal in the United States Court of…

To be built by the L&T shipyard in Chennai, the first of its kind platform will perform multi-role support functions, Indian Navy says

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court lifted part of a Texas judge's order Friday and ruled 6-3 that the U.S. military may refuse to deploy Navy SEALS or other troops who have refused to be vaccinated for COVID-19, citing their religious beliefs.

It is the Navy’s premier technological training establishment

It comes amid concerns that Russia will launch amphibious assaults along the Black Sea coast

Despite the military being the second-largest economic sector, Hawaiians are fed up with their malfeasance

Contamination from the Navy's Red Hill underground fuel facility on Oahu has reduced Honolulu's water supply by 20 percent. Water officials are considering a moratorium on new construction to conserve water.