The amphibious command ship USS Blue Ridge concluded a summer deployment that covered 16,000 miles in three months around the Indo-Pacific.

The offshore patrol vessel HMS Spey carried out the passage as part of a freedom-of-navigation operation that was welcomed by Taiwan, shortly after a Japanese destroyer made a similar trip. The transits come amid rising regional tensions. 

The biennial Talisman Sabre will bring together a record number of troops from 19 countries for joint training across Australia and Papua New Guinea.

A steady drizzle accompanied the USS George Washington as the aircraft carrier steamed out of Tokyo Bay and began its first patrol since returning to Japan last year.

A Chinese aircraft carrier entered Japan’s easternmost exclusive economic zone for the first time over the weekend, a move likely to raise tensions in a region already on edge amid growing maritime competition.

The amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli is on its way to Japan, where it will replace the USS America as the lead vessel of the Navy’s sole amphibious ready group outside the United States.

A U.S. Navy flight officer has taken command of Guam’s three major military bases and regional installations, as the island wraps up a series of significant leadership changes across its military commands.

Major problems with Guam housing prompted the Navy secretary to open new barracks ahead of schedule and triggered a worldwide review of Navy housing conditions, according to a report released this week by a government watchdog.

A U.S. Navy sailor received a suspended sentence for a traffic accident that killed a Japanese motorcyclist near Yokosuka Naval Base.

U.S. Navy pilots are preparing for the USS George Washington’s inaugural patrol from its new homeport in Japan, conducting carrier-landing drills that, for the first time, include F-35C Lightning IIs on historic Iwo Jima.