Navy Reports 1st Coronavirus Cases on Deployed Warship A deployed Navy aircraft carrier with more than 5,000 people onboard now has multiple novel coronavirus cases.
Toilets on the Navy's Newest Carriers Clog Frequently; Fixing Them Costs $400K A Flush During a review of Navy shipbuilding programs by the GAO, 150 systemic maintenance problems were identified.
The Navy Once Called Him an ‘Unknown Negro Sailor.’ Now It’s Naming a Carrier After Him The Navy's acting secretary is breaking with tradition to name a powerful aircraft carrier in his honor.
3 Sailors from USS Eisenhower Charged in Connection with Holiday Party Fight Three sailors from the Eisenhower have been charged in connection with the Dec. 17 brawl at a holiday party in Norfolk.
Navy's Top Admiral Has No Apologies Over Carrier Lincoln's Extra-Long Deployment The carrier deployed in April 2019. Last week, the ship arrived in Hawaii before making its final trek to San Diego.
Carrier Lincoln Is Finally Headed Home. But Families Say the Navy Broke Trust By the time the Lincoln returns to the U.S. this month, they'll have spent nine-and-a-half months at sea.
Under Pressure, Navy's Top official Pledges to Solve New Carrier's Problems The advanced $13 billion carrier has been plagued by problems including glitches with its 11 new weapons elevators.
Sound Off: Should We Stop Naming Aircraft Carriers After Presidents? Every single president ever elected in the United States of America has been the embodiment of evil to at least some of the...
Carrier Truman Fixed, Readying to Deploy as Lincoln Awaits Relief in Middle East Fixes to an electrical issue on the carrier Truman are now complete, according to a statement from Fleet Forces Command.
Future Navy Carrier JFK Treats First Patient at Medical More than 100 sailors have officially checked into the command with more expected.
Class-Action Suit over Limits on Combat-Related Disability Pay Goes Before Supreme Court The Supreme Court will hear arguments in Soto v. United States, a case that challenges a six-year limit on back pay for...
Veterans Reunite with 'Precious Cargo' 50 Years After the Fall of Saigon One woman's quest to say ‘thank you’ led to the colonel who ran her refugee camp and the aircraft maintainer who may have...
48 Hours with Marines and Soldiers on the US Southern Border Amid President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, military assets and personnel are increasingly being relied upon for a...
'Everything Is on the Table': Army Eyeing Expansion of Privatized Barracks As part of a pilot program, construction is expected to begin this summer on a new privately managed facility at Fort Irwin...
Army Suspends Fort McCoy's First Female Commander Amid Trump Portrait Display Controversy The incident, which sparked a wave of right-wing criticism, centered on the base's chain of command wall display -- a common...
![Marines at the border wall](http://images03.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2025-04/staff-border-wall-marines-wire-1800.jpg?itok=a3dIOHTu "Marines were deployed here to reinforce barriers during President Donald Trump's first term, but they were not armed with the long guns their Guardian Angels carry now, NPR reported. An old policy from the very unit these Marines come from said Guardian Angels must watch over their units' security with an "ambush mentality." (Drew F. Lawrence/Military.com)")
