An Azerbaijani man suspected of espionage had thousands of photographs of a U.S.-Greek military facility on the island of Crete stored on various devices, authorities in Greece say.

The achievement reflects focus and the ability to capitalize on the previous year’s momentum, a Navy statement said. The total of 40,978 future sailors contracted in 2024 was the highest since 2002.

Airman 1st Class Kaleb Stanley of Great Falls, Mont., died in his on-base dormitory at Aviano Air Base in Italy.

U.S. service members and their families based in Italy may see their holiday travel plans disrupted as Italian unions prepare for a nationwide strike.

Dozens of military families who have left military installations in the Middle East have arrived at a Navy base in Italy, as the war between Israel and Iran continues and concerns linger of potential attacks on U.S. personnel and facilities.

A helicopter pilot whose career includes service at U.S. Africa Command has taken the helm of Naval Station Rota, Spain.

The destroyer USS Oscar Austin returned to its homeport in Spain after a six-month patrol in the eastern Mediterranean and Red seas. The ship received a Unit Combat Action Ribbon.

Muhammad Pahlawan, 49, was found guilty by a federal jury in Virginia for his role in a scheme to smuggle Iranian-made weapons to Houthi militants in Yemen, including those found during a shipboard raid that resulted in the deaths of two Navy SEALs.

The remains of Seaman Apprentice Aristan Johnson, of Round Rock, Texas, have been transferred to a Navy carry team at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware. Johnson, 21, was killed Saturday in a single-vehicle accident at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay.

U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Africa led a naval history symposium and a NAVEUR-AF band concert, featuring a newly commissioned composition memorializing this year’s D-Day observance.