The United States and United Kingdom concluded Exercise Atlantic Thunder 2026 in the North Atlantic on September 25, completing a major joint maritime training event designed to strengthen combined warfighting skills, targeting coordination, and interoperability between the two allies.

A routine day at Naval Weapons Station Crane took an unexpected turn when two service members noticed an injured bald eagle along a roadway on the installation.

By establishing an architecture that can accept new technologies more efficiently, the Navy hopes to extend the MH-60's useful life while reducing the difficulties associated with aging avionics, obsolete components, and increasingly complex system integration.

Raytheon is increasing its international focus on the AN/SPY-6 radar family as allied and partner navies consider advanced sensor systems for current and future surface combatants.

The U.S. Navy’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal community is marking 85 years of service, recognizing a history built around technical expertise, courage, precision, and an unwavering commitment to protecting people and military forces.

For those who support the sea services through the Navy League, these initiatives highlight how quality-of-life improvements contribute to a stronger and more prepared force.

When a submarine returns home after months of operations, the moment represents much more than the completion of a deployment.

When you look at what it takes to keep a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier operating at peak performance, the achievement of earning a Battle Effectiveness Award stands out as a remarkable accomplishment.

When U.S. Navy divers train alongside Estonian partners in icy Baltic waters, you see a powerful demonstration of commitment to mission excellence.