Rear Adm. Brad Rosen, who once oversaw the Navy’s largest stateside base, now commands the service’s most expansive region worldwide.

The USS Carl Vinson was operating in the Indian Ocean on Monday after about three months in the U.S. Central Command area of operations. Vinson’s departure leaves the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz and at least two destroyers in the Middle East.

Col. Beau Diers has relieved Brig. Gen. Tad Clark of command of the 31st Fighter Wing at Aviano Air Base. Also, U.S. Army Garrison Italy welcomed its new commander, Col. Vaughn Strong.

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 Gallerie d’Italia Naples’ carefully curated trove of works by some of Italy’s most renowned artists is easily viewed in a couple of hours.

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.

Soraya Persian Taberna and Tea House in Naples scratches an itch to explore the city’s other culinary options.

The Navy reversed a major recruiting slump in 2024 and even met its 2025 goals early, but a lack of documentation on how it achieved those gains could undermine future efforts, a government watchdog agency said.

Air Force Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, visited USS Thomas Hudner while the ship was in port at Naval Support Activity Souda Bay on the Greek island of Crete.

Ukraine’s Black Sea operations against Russia are shaping U.S. Navy and NATO thinking on the future of drones, mines and missile tactics in global maritime warfare.