Transgender service members are thinking about what life will look like after the military — an institution they have built their lives around, and that is now forcing them to leave.

Military training involving more than 35,000 troops from the United States, Australia and 17 other nations began with a ceremony aboard one of Australia’s largest warships.

The Pentagon has pulled the nomination of Rear Adm. Michael “Buzz” Donnelly to lead the 7th Fleet following questions from a conservative news outlet about drag shows aboard an aircraft carrier nearly 10 years ago.

USS Pearl Harbor pulled into its namesake port this week as it prepares for its six-month stint leading the Pacific Partnership mission, the Navy’s largest annual maritime humanitarian and medical assistance mission in the Indo-Pacific.

The military vessel comes as Beijing has been asserting its presence in the Pacific islands as it competes with the U.S. and its allies for power and influence in the region.

An American nuclear-powered submarine made a port call in Iceland on Wednesday, marking the first time such a vessel has visited the shores of the Nordic island and NATO ally, according to the Navy.

The future USS John F. Kennedy was scheduled to join the fleet this month. The delay will eventually leave the service with just 10 carriers for nearly a year.

A mysterious object spotted on the South Pacific seafloor has been identified as the bow of a torpedoed World War II ship that famously sailed hundreds of miles backwards to avoid sinking.

The USS Delaware completed a six-month deployment to the U.S. European Command area of responsibility, steaming more than 42,000 nautical miles.

An Alaska nonprofit that supports innovative projects and startup companies is suing the U.S. Navy over a grant that it says was “arbitrarily terminated.”