Large Scale Exercise 2025 includes six component commands, all seven numbered fleets, and sailors and Marines across 22 time zones.

The amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima is the latest Navy vessel to host an afloat USO center designed to improve shipboard life for deployed sailors and Marines, the service said.

U.S. military bases across the Pacific went on alert and braced for potential tsunamis after a powerful earthquake struck eastern Russia, triggering widespread warnings and precautionary evacuations, though no significant impact was reported.

U.S. service members ordered to South Korea without their families after Oct. 1 will serve 24 months in the country, double the current tour length, according to U.S. Forces Korea.

The aircraft carrier USS George Washington and its strike group of warships and aircraft are searching the Timor Sea off Australia for a sailor reported missing Monday, the Navy confirmed.

A U.S. Navy hospital corpsman sprinted across four lanes of San Diego’s busiest highways to help a couple in a motorcycle accident, where the wife’s leg was amputated by the crash.

The U.S. Navy said it wants new ideas from industry on how it can ramp up production of unmanned attack vessels, marking the latest push by the service to incorporate more sea drones into the fleet.

A Seattle woman has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Navy Blue Angels claiming noise from demonstrations led to her cat’s death and that the group violated her constitutional free speech rights when it blocked her account on social media.

Commanders at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst are just as uninformed about Department of Homeland Security plans for an immigration detention center on the base as two of New Jersey’s House representatives say they are.

Adm. Daryl Caudle told the Senate Armed Services Committee the Navy’s moves to loosen requirements have not affected the quality of sailors. He praised the Future Sailor Preparatory Course, which helps recruits improve their qualifications.