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The Coast Guard’s long-sought heavy icebreaker, the Polar Security Cutter, was among the programs to receive funding when Congress passed a spending...
Vietnam on Tuesday showed off its two most powerful warships in the first port call to the Philippines, but an official said it was not meant as a challenge China's naval forces amid South China Sea tensions.
The United States will keep troops in Poland and the Baltic states for at least the next year as tensions with Russia remain, the commander of U.S. land forces in Europe said on Sunday.
Defense Secretary Hagel is expected to make a decision soon on how to make a new class of smaller warships more lethal and survivable, the CNO said Saturday.
A report from a Navy investigation reveals why Navy brass removed Capt. Wayne R. Brown from command of the USS Boxer on Sept. 29 citing “equal opportunity” concerns.
A senior Navy intelligence leader whose provocative comments about Chinese bellicosity stirred an international controversy has been shelved in the wake of an investigation into his conduct.
A London-based think tank says Russian forces have been involved in dozens of close encounters with Western militaries since Moscow annexed Crimea—and that both sides risk losing control over events.
U.S. Rep. Duncan Hunter, in a letter to Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, has accused Joint Special Operations Command of leading a botched effort to pay a ransom to bring Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl home.
Sri Lanka has allowed a Chinese submarine and a warship to dock at its port in the capital Colombo, officials said on Sunday, despite concerns raised by India.