The Navy has no way of knowing whether its commanders have created a suicide crisis plan as mandated by the service in the face of persistently alarming numbers of sailor suicide deaths, a Defense Department Inspector General audit found.

The transfer of two American patrol boats to Tunisia and a Navy command ship’s visit embody a centuries-old U.S. commitment to maritime partnership with the North African country, a top service official said this week.

Sailors with the Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group are celebrating an ancient story of liberation this week as they battle Iran-backed Houthi militants intent on throttling freedom of navigation in the Red Sea.

A Navy helicopter pilot with more than 3,000 hours of flight time behind the controls took command of Naval Air Station Sigonella.

A $5.2 million Navy logistics facility that recently opened in Greece will better support ships operating in Europe, Africa and the Middle East, service officials say.

The European Union won’t struggle to fill a void left by the potential departure of thousands of U.S. troops from Europe, Italy’s defense chief said.

American and British researchers recently completed hundreds of successful tests of an engine capable of propelling a cruise missile at hypersonic speed.

A brother-and-sister duo’s dedication to a local Italian legacy and quality can be experienced at Pastificio Cuomo Traditional Trattoria, which features pasta made on-site in Gragnano, Italy, and used in a variety of traditional southern Italian dishes sourced with local ingredients and prepared by community chefs.

The U.S. levied economic sanctions on an accused Iranian money launderer along with two Afghans and two Russians for helping Houthi militants in Yemen obtain millions of dollars of goods and weapons from Russia.

Navy fighter jets recently intercepted a Russian spy plane flying near an aircraft carrier ordered to the Middle East to support U.S. military strikes against Iranian-backed Houthi militants, officials said.