More On Surface Navy Association

Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said unmanned systems may be a key to the Navy’s goal of a 355-ship fleet.

In the wake of two deadly ship collisions, sailor fatigue was cited as a contributing factor to crucial errors.

The commander of Naval Surface Forces believes the Navy can recover from the jarring tragedies of last summer.

A vice admiral wants to develop a more lethal fleet to deny the enemy everything -- even the hope of future victory.

The U.S. Navy is investing in advanced, multi-use missiles to give the service an edge in future surface warfare.

Maintenance backlogs and deferments that sideline operations ships and keep sailors from deploying are creating a crisis.

The outgoing secretary of the Navy took the head of the Pentagon's testing and evaluation authority to task Wednesday.

The commandant remains clear-eyed about what a 300-Marine team of advisers deploying to Helmand province can accomplish.

Lockheed Martin has a plan to put elements of its missile defense system on a new class of ship.

Big changes may be on the horizon for the Coast Guard as its leaders look to further develop troops' skill sets and training.