More than a hundred Navy Reserve Centers across the country will continue to operate after Congress reversed course on a controversial proposal to eliminate the centers that have been the backbone of the naval reserves.

The U.S. military is coming off a big recruiting win in 2025. Top military and political leaders are now discussing how to keep the trend going and retain those who have signed up.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the United States has seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela as tensions mount with the government of President Nicolás Maduro.

If implemented, the introduction of dedicated blast safety officers to all branches of the military would be the latest government measure aimed at protecting troops from the effects of blasts on the brain.

The Navy’s Shipbuilding Operating System will use software from American technology giant Palantir.

A sunken F/A-18F Super Hornet and a MH-60R Sea Hawk that crashed off the USS Nimitz in back-to-back incidents have been recovered.

USS Tripoli is making the third U.S. carrier visit to Vietnam since the war ended in 1975.

Information Warfare Squadron Two will spend the next four years testing, expanding and improving the new unit’s capabilities in the information warfare domain.

Japanese prosecutors will not pursue charges against a U.S. Navy sailor accused of inappropriately touching a Japanese girl on Okinawa over the summer, a spokesman said.

For the first time in 84 years, no survivors of Japan’s surprise attack on Oahu were present at the annual remembrance ceremony Sunday. The few who remain are now more than 100 years old and no longer able to travel.