Discover what happens to the US Navy's decommissioned ships, carriers, and submarines, from scrapping and recycling to museums and target vessels.

China has “the world’s leading hypersonic missile arsenal” that can threaten U.S. Navy ships, according to the Defense ...

The Defense Innovation Unit has released a solicitation for the Combat Autonomous Maritime Platform, a large unmanned ...

The Congressional Budget Office estimates this plan would require 46 percent more money annually, in real terms, than the ...

The Nimitz and its escorts — the guided-missile destroyers USS Gridley and USS Lenah Sutcliffe Higbee — pulled into Apra ...

The Navy wants a Louisiana shipyard to build the first hull for the Landing Ship Medium program as part of a plan to find an ...

At Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Sens. Susan Collins and Jeanne Shaheen urge Trump's new Navy secretary to keep up with China on ...

In 2024, Caltrain rolled out its electric fleet of trains to replace its diesel-powered line. That move, according to a UC ...

As museums around the world celebrate the 250th birthday of JMW Turner, it's time to reappraise his beloved and celebrated ...

To reshape America’s nuclear deterrent and improve maritime capabilities, the US Navy’s first Columbia-class ballistic ...

O n the face of it, comparing an aircraft carrier with a tugboat is like comparing a family saloon car with a locomotive. It ...