US Navy
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US Concludes Covert Mine-Clearing Mission in Strait of Hormuz Amid Escalating Rhetoric
Following a four-month covert mission to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz, the US claims the waterway is safe, while Iran vows to target US energy assets.
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US Carrier Strike Group Departs Thailand After Record Deployment in Middle East Conflict
The nuclear-powered USS Abraham Lincoln has departed Thailand for San Diego, concluding a historic 286-day deployment marked by intense combat operations.
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USS Abraham Lincoln Departs Middle East After Record-Breaking Deployment
The USS Abraham Lincoln is transiting past Singapore, ending a 250-day deployment in the Middle East that faced intense scrutiny over crew welfare and operations.
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NAACP Criticizes Reported Navy Discussions to Rename USS Doris Miller After President Trump
The NAACP is challenging reports that the U.S. Navy may rename the USS Doris Miller, a carrier honoring a Black WWII hero, after President Donald Trump.
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Pacific Carrier Relocation to Middle East Underlines Rising Naval Operational Pressures
The USS George Washington redeploys to the Middle East, relieving the USS Abraham Lincoln after its record-breaking, morale-straining Cold War-era tenure.
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Extended Deployment of USS Abraham Lincoln Sparks Political and Operational Scrutiny
Political tension mounts as the USS Abraham Lincoln nears a record-breaking nine-month deployment amid reports of poor living conditions and mental health strain.
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US War Secretary Rejects Reports of Crisis Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln Amid Blockade
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth dismisses reports of deteriorating mental health and poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln as the US enforces an Iran blockade.
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USS George Washington Deployed to Middle East as USS Abraham Lincoln Rotation Begins
The USS George Washington arrives in the Middle East to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln, ending a nine-month deployment marked by debates over crew welfare.
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Trump Directs Navy to Revert to Steam Catapults for Future Carrier, Sparking Technical and Budget Concerns
President Trump has ordered the Navy to replace electromagnetic catapults with steam systems on the future USS Doris Miller, citing maintenance and complexity concerns.
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Unconfirmed Iranian Reports Claim Deadly Clash Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln Amid Deployment Strain
Unconfirmed reports from Iranian state media claim seven US sailors died in a clash aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, highlighting severe deployment strains.
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USS Minnesota Completes First Deployment as Navy Expands Submarine Fleet
The USS Minnesota has finished its first forward deployment to Guam, marking a milestone as the Navy secures $76 billion for new Virginia and Columbia-class vessels.
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China Constructs Full-Scale US Warship Replica for Missile Target Testing
Satellite imagery reveals China has constructed a full-scale US Arleigh Burke-class destroyer replica in the Xinjiang desert to refine its anti-ship missile targeting.
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US Naval Blockade of Iran Ports Shifts Regional Maritime Security
CENTCOM confirms a total blockade of Iranian ports enforced by 10,000 personnel and naval assets, effectively halting maritime trade to pressure Tehran.
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US Navy Warships Return Home Following Historic Deployments
Major U.S. Navy warships are returning to port this week, concluding record-long deployments that tested personnel endurance and regional security commitments.
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Dow Futures Waver as U.S. Navy Enforces Strait of Hormuz Blockade
U.S. stock futures remain volatile as the U.S. Navy begins an active blockade of the Strait of Hormuz following the collapse of peace negotiations with Iran.