A team from the University of Connecticut has developed a device that detects normal and abnormal walking patterns. The goal is to develop an algorithm that can predict from someone's walking patterns if they're going to get injured and what the injury will be.

Dorwin Lamkin, 96, was a corpsman on the USS Nevada when the Japanese attacked at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii on Dec. 7, 1941.

Ethan Knez, who is stationed at Naval Station Great Lakes, was arrested at the base on Tuesday on a charge of sexual exploitation of a minor.

The USS Fitzgerald collided with a Philippine container ship in June 2017, killing seven sailors. Two months later, the USS John S. McCain ran into a Liberian merchant vessel, resulting in the deaths of 10 sailors.

The U.S. Navy announced Monday that the DDG 130, to be built at Bath Iron Works, will be named for Hospital Corpsman Master Chief William Charette, a Medal of Honor recipient.

Richard Schunke, a petty officer and gunner’s mate stationed on missile cruiser USS Leyte Gulf, has pleaded guilty to to felony cruelty to animals and might not face any jail time if he completes counseling.

Commissioning committee chairwoman Debra Martin says they are planning to have all donated products from Vermont businesses at the post-commissioning reception.

William C. Smith Jr.is scheduled to spend eight months in Afghanistan as a judge advocate general as part of Operation Resolute Support. His deployment during the legislative session is believed to be rare.

Vice Adm. Phillip Sawyer, commander of the U.S. 7th Fleet, told reporters in Manila that Washington protested "unprofessional behavior" by the Chinese ship, which maneuvered very close to the USS Decatur as the latter sailed closely by a Chinese-occupied island in the Spratlys.

Naval Air Station Sigonella is the European hub for P-8A Poseidon aircraft, vital in anti-submarine warfare because they can detect enemy boats and provide aerial defense of allied ships. Russian maneuvers in European waters have increased in recent years after a two-decade lull following the Cold War.

One hundred years later, the lithe and endearing former Navy nurse has become Lake County’s last living link to the world-altering calamity at Pearl Harbor. And she has borne a profound effect on many lives.

The family of an Irish immigrant who served in the U.S. Marine Corps and was awarded the Navy Cross for heroic actions in Vietnam is on “the journey of a lifetime” as they await construction of a destroyer named for “an ordinary Irish man who went on to do extraordinary things.”

The fire started Thursday evening while the mine countermeasures ship was pierside at NSA Bahrain, the Navy's 5th Fleet said in a statement.

Senior Judge J. David Roper delayed the hearing for one of the three sailors accused of raping a woman at a house party Friday, stating that he would prefer to consider bond for all three men at the same hearing.

The Navy will bring 36 more EA-18G Growler jets to Naval Air Station Whidbey Island off the Washington coast.

The family of an Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University student killed in a plane crash along with a federal examiner last year when a wing detached from the airplane is suing Piper Aircraft alleging it knew of structural failures in that model since 1987 but failed to warn pilots and owners, or require testing that could have saved lives.

Pamela Cahanes was a 25-year-old U.S. Navy recruit at the Orlando Naval Training Center when she was beaten and strangled in 1984. Now a 59-year-old Jacksonville man who was a military classmate of hers 34 years ago is charged in her death.

Race Remington Uto, who was an Electrician's Mate 3rd Class at Naval Base Point Loma at the time of the crime, secretly gave his wife doses of thallium — an extremely toxic poison previously used to kill rats.

The first case of parotitis, a viral infection with symptoms similar to mumps, was detected Dec. 22, according to a statement by 5th Fleet.

Navy P-8A Poseidons and C-40 Clippers are based on 737 designs that are different than the grounded aircraft, according to a Naval Air Forces spokesman.

Capt. Eric Anduze, commander of the USS Blue Ridge, said the visit was the latest affirmation of the strong U.S.-Philippine alliance.

A Norfolk-based destroyer rescued 26 Cubans who were attempting to illegally immigrate to the United States last week when their sailboat became distressed about 48 miles south of the Florida Keys, according to the military.

Secretary of the Navy Richard V. Spencer announced the name today in honor of the contributions the Navajo people have made to U.S. military forces.

WASHINGTON — The latest budget request for the Navy, released Tuesday, calls for $194.5 billion for more personnel and ships to meet the challenges of increased activity and competition in the maritime domain.

This year’s proposal is a reversal from last year’s, in which President Donald Trump opposed a plan that would’ve allowed the Navy to build more attack submarines.

Navy Secretary Richard Spencer noted that the Navy already has done modeling to determine the noise impacts, and that noise measurements also were taken by the National Park Service. “I decline to implement additional noise monitoring efforts,” Spencer wrote in a letter.

Police say a Washington state man crashed a stolen truck at the entrance of a naval base where he was seeking refuge from bombs he believed were in the truck and at his home.

Lt. Irian Woodley was accused of failing in his duties the day the guided-missile destroyer USS Fitzgerald collided with a Philippine-flagged container ship in the waters south of Japan on June 17, 2017.

Guam’s offices of Homeland Security and Civil Defense received a call reporting a suspicious device at Agat Marina, located in the southwestern corner of the western Pacific island, at around 8 a.m.

The university said Powers died Sunday in Austin from complications from a fall several months earlier and oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy, a rare adult-onset muscle disorder.

After two high-profile Senate hearings, lawmakers and military leaders insist that housing reforms are on the way.

The Navy on Friday cracked down on boats anchored in the restricted waters near Key West, handing out 37 federal citations. A number of the vessels were being operated as vacation rentals, said a spokesperson for Naval Air Station Key West.

Only 39 percent of South Carolina residents reported saying they know "some" or "a lot" about the Navy, putting the state on par with North Dakota, Kentucky and Arkansas, according to 2018 survey results provided by the Navy.

Although individual commanders can continue to impose the driving restriction, the III Marine Expeditionary Force commander's announcement is certain to mean more young Marines in Japan behind the wheel.

The Pentagon emphasizes the need to boost the combat readiness and modernize weaponry in an era of “great power competition.” But with planes and ships that would be called upon in a crisis in disrepair, it’s not clear the military could get equipment and troops to combat zones, lawmakers said.

The shipyard currently has four Arleigh Burkes under construction, as well as the third Zumwalt-class destroyer, the DDG 1002.

Following an investigation by the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office and Naval Criminal Investigative Service, sheriff’s deputies arrested Michael Billington, 24, Teddy Diake, 24, and Johnathan Augustus, 24, on Tuesday on charges of rape and aggravated sodomy.

Two Navy expeditionary fast-transport ships steamed out of Guam this week to kick off Pacific Partnership, an annual mission focused on disaster preparedness and humanitarian assistance throughout the Pacific.

U.S. Rep. Ed Case, who on Monday inspected the site of a break in a 42-inch pipeline that provides the main source of water for Pearl Harbor and other Navy properties, said he is urging senior Navy officials at the Pentagon to immediately implement an already appropriated replacement project.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Allen J. Jewell must register as a sex offender once released from prison and will receive a dishonorable discharge from the Navy, among other punishments.

Seaman Recruit Kierra Evans, 20, collapsed and died following a physical fitness assessment on Feb. 22, one week before she was set to graduate.

The top U.S. officer in Europe told lawmakers Tuesday he has insufficient military firepower on the Continent and wants two more Navy warships under his command along with more ground forces to counter Russia.

A crew from the Navy's Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 25 undertook an unsual rescue mission Sunday when it came to the aid of a passenger on a cruise bound for Japan.

Despite heavy rains, the $5 million project has progressed well and is about 51 percent complete. The runway is scheduled to be finished by early to mid-April.

Balfour Beatty Communities has a contract with the Navy to provide the public private venture (PPV) family housing in the area and was on hand to listen to complaints and suggestions.

Petty Officer 3rd Class Julio Fernando Pino bought and resold 23 firearms for profit, according to court documents. Many of Petty Officer 3rd Class Julio Fernando Pino's customers? Criminals.

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The Navy commissioned its newest littoral combat ship, the USS Charleston (LCS 18) in Charleston, S.C., on Saturday.

Gerald Laner, an electrician, was working on an aircraft elevator aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt in September when he collapsed. The Navy’s investigation and the medical examiner’s report raise questions about what caused his death.

The Navy on Thursday declared their carrier-based F-35C Lightning II “mission ready," the last version of the Joint Strike Fighter to be equipped for combat.

Even as fallen Senior Chief Petty Officer Shannon Kent received another military honor Thursday, the family and friends of the Navy linguist said her work is far from done.

Sully, who is named after "hero pilot" Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III, was sworn in Wednesday to the Facility Dog Program at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

Alfred B. Rodrigues Sr., a sailor who survived the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, died Sunday in Hawaii. He turned 99 years old on Feb. 7.

A Russian state television broadcaster listed Naval Radio Station Jim Creek along with the Pentagon and the presidential retreat at Camp David as initial strike targets Russia would want to hit in the event of nuclear war.

Ships have been delayed or stopped from going on missions if they have been found not to have the necessary certifications or manning for the mission, two fleet commanders told Congress during a hearing Tuesday.

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Naval forces from 10 countries have come together in the Mediterranean Sea for the exercise Dynamic Manta to strengthen teamwork and tactics in anti-submarine warfare amid an increase in Russian undersea activity.

Navy Patrol Squadron 47 and its Boeing P-8A Poseidon aircraft arrived Tuesday at Avalon Airport in Geelong, Victoria, Australia, to participate in one of that country’s largest aviation exhibitions, according to the U.S. Navy.

The destroyer USS Stethem and cargo ship USNS Cesar Chavez sailed through the strait that separates Taiwan and mainland China to demonstrate “the U.S. commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific,” the Navy said in a statement.

To better prepare for the growing cyber threat, the U.S. military needs a workforce capable of preventing, detecting and mitigating attacks, says one expert. Six senior military colleges may be able to help supply that force.

Two frigates, a nuclear-attack submarine and an oil tanker will be with the carrier in a strike group, which will be occasionally joined by a a new type of multi-mission frigate, an anti-submarine frigate and a maritime patrol aircraft.

Requests for site visits to every residence in government housing, privatized military housing and off-base civilian rentals for Marines and sailors are to take place by April 15.

The aircraft carrier USS George H.W. Bush will spend much of the next 28 months in dry dock at the Navy's public shipyard for a scheduled overhaul.

The Navy sees the demos and displays at the aircraft extravaganza as an opportunity to strengthen its military ties with India, a regional partner.

The Union Jack will fly on each Navy ship starting June 4, corresponding with the 77th anniversary of the start of the Battle of Midway in 1942. The only exception will be aboard the USS Blue Ridge.

“First, I worked to improve the lethality of our undersea enterprise across the range of combat operations,” said Rear Adm. Daryl Caudle during a change of command ceremony Thursday.

Petty Officer 1st Class Jonathan Epperson last October assisted and guided Boyd Williams through an emergency landing on a Mississippi highway after Williams’ aircraft experienced engine failure. Epperson is now in the running for national recognition.

Next week, Senior Chief Petty Officer Shannon Kent will become the third woman and 177th entry on the National Cryptologic Memorial, which honors code-makers and code-breakers who’ve been killed in the line of duty since World War II.

The replenishment oiler USNS Guadalupe and Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose conducted maritime security and logistics training on Monday — the third joint training since Christmas by the two naval fleets in the Western Pacific.

Confusion reigned after Portsmouth police told reporters the active shooter was a false alarm before the Navy had published an update confirming it. A spokeswoman for Norfolk Naval Shipyard answered questions about what happened.

The Navy announced that the final contract has been issued to build the USS Cleveland, a swift warship that is part of the Freedom Variant Littoral Combat Ship class.

The USS Donald Cook transited the Dardanelles Strait on Tuesday en route to its second Black Sea operation in a month as Russia again shadows the ship amid growing tensions between Moscow and the West.

This is the third year for Exercise Ocean Explorer. During the three-week exercise, American sailors train alongside the British and New Zealand navies.participate

MacDill Air Force Base, Mayport Naval Base and Eglin Air Force Base are among the locations with projects in jeopardy, according to a list of eligible projects compiled by the House Appropriations Committee.

Lt. Cmdr. Jorge Roldan, the first person to hold what will be one of six positions to manage small groups of Riverines, assumed command Friday at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek.

Matthew Sullivan claimed his wife Elizabeth had mysteriously gone missing in the fall of 2014. But when her partially decomposed body turned up in the water near San Diego two years later, he quickly separated from the Navy and left California.

Students at Naval Air Station Oceana training to lead flight deck operations — roles called "Air Boss" and "Mini Boss" in Navy speak — recently got their first look at technology that could someday transform how they prepare for the reality of running one of the world's most dangerous work places.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Sean Gevero was found guilty of wrongful use or possession of controlled substances after admitting to possessing LSD with intent to distribute in August 2017 and illegally possessing steroids on Feb. 9, 2018.

The Navy issued a statement saying normal operations had resumed Thursday afternoon and that the lock-down had been lifted several hours after telling workers on Facebook to shelter in place.

While in the city this week — aided by support from the USO of Central and Southern Ohio and the Columbus Base of U.S. Submarine Veterans Inc. — the sailors will participate in activities such as a tour of the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum.

On March 5, USO Japan will host a Mardi Gras-themed party for active-duty military and their families stationed at Yokosuka Naval Base — complete with a king cake shipped to the base by Haydel’s Bakery in New Orleans.

The Navy did not identify the U.S. submarine taking part in the competition, which tests crews across numerous platforms to gauge proficiency in anti-submarine warfare.

Edward R. Gallagher, a chief special warfare operator, faces numerous charges stemming from behavior during an Iraq deployment in 2017. Lt. Jacob Portier, also faces charges related to the incidents.

Richard Sepolio, who was a Navy aviation technician stationed at North Island in Coronado at the time of the incident, faces a range from probation to 18 years in prison

The award to General Dynamics will fund work on the carrier’s equipment, hull and systems as it goes into dry dock for scheduled upkeep later this year.

The combat ship, which will officially become the USS Billings upon its commissioning in May, is the 17th littoral combat ship to be delivered to the Navy and the eighth of the Freedom class to join the fleet.

The Queen Elizabeth will carry both British and American F-35 Lightning II fighter jets on upcoming patrols through the Pacific Ocean, where the U.S. has been conducting freedom-of-navigation operations in the South China Sea.

The U.S. has not taken sides in sovereignty disputes on the islands, which are also claimed by several other Asian nations, but has been unwavering in its assertions that international maritime law allows ships to sail near these sites.

Two judges ruled that the public school system had failed a Navy captain's daughter and ordered the Virginia Beach School District to pay for her tuition at a private academy. Now the district is suing to have her go back to public school.

Since it became clear that the detention center would remain open, top officials at Guantanamo Bay have sought hundreds of millions of dollars for construction projects they say are needed to improve troops’ quality of life and their safety.

An Oak Harbor resident who says her well was contaminated with chemicals from firefighting foam used at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court.

Shannon Kent, a 35-year-old mother of two, has been advanced to senior chief petty officer. She was a chief petty officer when she was killed Jan. 16 at a restaurant in the Syrian city of Manbij during her fifth combat tour.

The Navy’s land-based missile defense systems in Eastern Europe are a means to deter a more assertive Russia, the Navy’s top officer said less than a week after Washington and Moscow announced they would dissolve a Cold War missile treaty.

A sailor’s conviction for sexual assault because he failed to tell women he was HIV-positive before having sex with them has been affirmed by the military’s highest court.

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Quarter-sized snowflakes pummeled the USS Blue Ridge on Friday as the Navy’s oldest operational ship pulled into the Japanese city of Otaru for its first time in nearly five years.

Alexandra Marberry is fighting the Navy to clear her record of sexual misconduct she maintains she did not commit. She believes she was targeted for being transgender.

A Navy veteran who last year admitted he brandished a pistol at four men in western Maine after a night out drinking was sentenced Wednesday in U.S. District in Bangor to one year of probation.