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Increasingly concerned time is running out for Congress, the Pentagon is assessing all options, including the implications of a one-year, $100 billion, government-wide “mini-sequester” deficit-reduction deal.
Proposal gives military cyber-specialists OK to take action outside computer networks to defend critical U.S. computer systems—a move officials say would set a significant precedent.
A Coast Guard chopper responding to a possibly distressed boater off the South Carolina coast was forced to make an emergency landing when the pilot was temporarily blinded by a laser.
Such a regional defense system is meant to send a pointed message to Tehran, but will require partners to put aside historic rivalries, share information and coordinate their arsenals.
Five Somalis have been charged with piracy again after a federal appeals court ruled that an armed attack on a U.S. vessel can be considered piracy even if no one ever boards or robs the ship.
Vice Adm. Thomas Copeman, commander of Naval Surface Forces San Diego says the future Fort Worth is “is a much improved product over LCS-1, as you would expect. The learning curve is almost exponential.”
The Navy's newest littoral combat ship, the future USS Fort Worth, has departed the Marinette Marine Corp. shipyard in Wisconsin beginning her journey to the commissioning site, Galveston, Texas.
Hundreds of people lined the shore in Bay City on Tuesday to watch the arrival of a 418-foot destroyer that’s expected to become the centerpiece of a ship museum in Michigan.