The Navy Doesn't Need Another Carrier Right Now, Admiral Nominated to Lead Pacific Ops Says The 11 aircraft carriers in the military's arsenal -- as currently required by law -- are what the force needs, Adm. John...
Navy Reports 3 New COVID-19 Cases on Carrier that Had Massive 2020 Outbreak There are new coronavirus cases aboard the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt.
In Reversal, Carrier Nimitz Ordered to Stay in Mideast Amid Iranian Threats of Revenge Tensions are increasing as Iran marks the anniversary of the U.S. drone strike that killed Quds Force commander Maj. Gen...
Why Navy 'Shooters' Launch Their Boots Off of Flight Decks There are a lot of Navy traditions, but this one is very specific and much more personal.
Missing Carrier Roosevelt Sailor Has a Huge Heart and Loves Service, Family Says A 20-year-old sailor believed to have fallen overboard from a Navy aircraft carrier was last seen at morning quarters on...
Carrier Nimitz Returns to Gulf as Iran Makes Threats The return of the Nimitz is to provide security for the drawdown of troops from Afghanistan and Iraq.
Here's Why Sailors on the Carrier Ford Will Eat Better Than Anyone Else in the Fleet The new facilities keep food fresh longer and offer higher levels of quality control.
Long Hair and Empty Mess Decks: COVID-19 Upends Sailors' Routines on Carrier Ford Life on the USS Ford: Barbershops, gyms and mess decks are secured to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
As Supercarrier Ford Launches Largest-Ever Flight Ops, Leaders Try Out New Ways to Fight The vastness of the Gerald R. Ford's flattop is eye-watering.
Enlisted Sailors on Carriers Are at Higher Risk for COVID-19, New Study Shows Enlisted sailors sleep in open bays, work in densely populated areas and congregate in gyms and galleys.
77 Years After Battle's End, Okinawa Wants US Base Reduced Okinawa is marking the 77th anniversary of the end of one of the bloodiest battles of World War II.
Army Officer Overseeing Safety Gets Prison Sentence After Private's Death on Firing Range An Army officer was found negligent and sentenced to four months in prison for failing to follow safety procedures at a Fort...
VA Employee Caught on Camera Beating, Kicking Veteran Patient in Head The employee, a patient advocate at a VA clinic in Atlanta, was arrested in April and charged with assault.
Soldier 'Sextortion' Cases Surged During the Pandemic, Army Statistics Show In 2022, Army CID says that it has already received 61 reports of sextortion nearing the year's midpoint.
Inflation Bonuses for Troops Make it into Sweeping Defense Bill Bonuses to help low-paid service members cope with rising consumer prices are a step closer to reality.
