The US Navy's Next-Gen Missile Can Strike Targets Over 280 Miles Away
When this long-range air missile, known as "Malice," enters service, it is slated to become the longest-range air-to-air missiles in the U.S. Navy's arsenal.
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12 Of The Weirdest Ships Used By The US Navy
The U.S. Navy has fielded untold ship designs over the centuries, but more than a few of them have featured weird designs or have odd histories.
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Japanese Navy Destroyer Returns Home After US Tomahawk Missile Upgrade
After months of work, the first of several Japanese naval destroyers has been retrofitted with American Tomahawk missiles and is returning home.
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Aircraft Carrier Alternatives: These Are The Navy's Best Options
Aircraft carriers aren’t the only answer -- discover the Navy’s nimble, high-tech options that keep maritime power sharp and unpredictable.
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'We're Way Behind': America's Next Naval Shipyard Is Fighting An Uphill Battle
The U.S. wants more naval ships made, and while things seems to be moving in the right direction, a number of factors have resulted in slow progress.
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This 694-Foot Vessel Is Built To Sink And Resurface While Holding Navy Destroyers
The U.S. Navy has more than warships at its disposal — it also has massive vessels designed for critical support roles to service those warships.
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3D-Printed Drones At Sea Could Change The Game For The US Navy
See how the US Navy uses containerized 3D printing microfactories at sea to build combat drones and transform modern frontline military logistics.
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DIYer Recreated Germany's Most Famous WWII Battleship For $400 - It's Small, But Ridable
The Bismarck is one of the most iconic battleships from WWII. YouTube DIYer Julius Perdana created a tiny, functional replica for not a lot of cash.
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US Navy's Newest Supercarrier Passes Sea Trials After Half A Decade Of Delays
The United States Navy has another supercarrier on the way, and it just passed its sea trials -- an important milestone toward its eventual commissioning.
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Every Japanese Aircraft Carrier Sunk In WWII
The Pacific Theater of World War II was one of the most ferocious naval campaigns in history during which capital ships engaged in tremendous battles.
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'Ready To Fight': US Navy Skips Final Trials For Fast-Attack Nuclear Submarine
In an unusual move, a new U.S. Navy submarine has skipped the final part of the testing process, which has been in place since WW2. Is that good or bad?
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Why Navy Pilots Call Themselves 'Aviators' – But Air Force Pilots Don't
While the words mean the same thing to most, "pilot" and "aviator" can have separate meanings in the U.S. military when it comes to the Navy and Air Force.
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'We Should Be Furious': UK Navy Drones Caught Beaming 'Heartbeat' Data To China
Automated signals were sent from these device to the company that sells it. Concerns arose when the U.K. Navy realized it had been sending them abroad.
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The USS Theodore Roosevelt Just Received A Unique Upgrade
This spring, the USS Theodore Roosevelt became the first aircraft carrier in the U.S. Navy to support UAV takeoff and landing. It's a sign of things to come.
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A South Korean Company Could Buy One Of The US Navy's Biggest Shipbuilders
Samsung, K-Pop, and... military ships? It's not as far-fetched as it seems, as a Korean company has made a huge offer a U.S. Navy shipbuilder.
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The USS Ronald Reagan Will Soon Return To Service After 17-Month Facelift
With the U.S. facing a shortage of aircraft carriers, discover the massive hidden upgrades bringing this iconic nuclear warship back to the fleet.
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Who Was Doris Miller & Why Did He Have An Aircraft Carrier Named After Him?
In 2020, the USS Doris Miller was announced as the name for the U.S. Navy's new aircraft carrier. But who was Doris Miller, and why is he being commemorated?
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How Fast Do Fighter Jets Take Off From An Aircraft Carrier?
If you want to fulfil your need for speed, look no further than an aircraft carrier which launches planes into the air. Here's how fast they go.
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New Tech Lets Drones Launch And Land From Crewless Boats With Pinpoint Precision
Recon drones and drone swarms aren't anything new, but a German company has developed a drone platform that brings it all to a whole new level.
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Germany's New Drone Could Change The Face Of Naval Warfare
A new underwater drone developed by German companies Gabler and Flanq recently finished surface testing, paving the way forward for the new technology.
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What Could Replace America's Ticonderoga-Class Cruisers? Not Even The Navy Knows
While the U.S. Navy's four-decade-old Ticonderoga-class cruiser has become too expensive to maintain, questions of a permanent replacement remain unanswered.
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4 Of The Weirdest Warships Ever Made
Just as there are unorthodox planes and cars, the same is true for seafaring vessels — including those used for armed conflict.
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The Deadliest Shipwreck Of WWII Isn't What You Think
More than 20,000 ships were lost at sea during the Second World War, but the deadliest shipwreck of WWII didn't result due to a combat engagement..
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Russia Returns World's Most Heavily-Armed Warship To The Sea After $5B Facelift
After nearly three decades out of service, this Soviet-era, nuclear-powered behemoth is set to plow the waves once again.
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US Navy Signs $418M Deal To Scrap History-Making Nuclear Aircraft Carrier
After more than a decade of planning (and one computer glitch), the USS Enterprise is finally going to be scrapped, at the cost of $418.5 million.
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5 Of The Most Difficult Jobs On A US Navy Aircraft Carrier
Navy aircraft carriers require the work of thousands of dedicated sailors. While no job on a carrier is ever easy, some are more challenging than others.
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Legendary WWII Submarine Crosses Lake Michigan For First Repairs In 50 Years
One of the U.S.' most decorated WWII submarines has left the museum dock it calls home, crossing Lake Michigan for its first repairs in decades.
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