The Navy is looking for contractors to build new torpedoes that would glide through the air before diving into the water to destroy enemy submarines.

The USS Abraham Lincoln to make first port call in 9 months with Thailand visit following more than 200 days in a combat zone supporting U.S. military operations against Iran.

All service members in the Navy and Marine Corps now must complete annual training in the proper fitting and seal of gas masks, a reflection of the stricter grooming standards that are limiting shaving exemptions.

The Navy has issued a final environmental impact statement in its quest to retain leases for 8,172 acres of Hawaii state land on Kauai island that support the Pacific Missile Range Facility.

The order handed down closed a multiyear attempt by a civilian engineer in the Military Sealift Command to get justice for an assault she said threw her life into shambles.

U.S. military installations on Okinawa moved ships and aircraft, secured facilities and prepared beaches and equipment as Typhoon Saudel approached the island with destructive winds.

The guidance, prompted by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, is part of Epic Vigilance, a force protection initiative aimed at detecting, deterring and mitigating threats to Navy personnel and installations.

In the long run, EMALS proponents say it saves wear on both aircraft and the catapult system itself.

Leadership of a U.S. Navy command that oversees undersea warfare from the Western Pacific to the Arabian Sea has changed hands.

Four years after a U.S. sailor injured four people at a beach in Japan, the victims have received about half of their court-ordered compensation from the U.S. government, while Japan is expected to cover the rest, their attorney said.