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On 5 June Norway announced the first live fire ship-to-ship engagement test of its Naval Strike Missile (NSM). The new ...

Having earned command of the sloop-of-war Peacock, Captain Warrington put to sea in March 1814. A month later, while ...

In Appreciation: Frank B. KelsoOne of the more popular oral histories in the Naval Institute’s collection is that of Admiral ...

‘It doesn’t matter if the water is cold or warm if you’re going to have to wade through it anyway.’ ...

The oral historian of former Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Frank B. Kelso recalls an officer and a gentleman.

All missions, even routine ones, involve risk, and success requires managing it, up and down the chain of command.

Why do service members—highly trained to act in their military jobs—fail to stop or report misconduct and violations?

The Coast Guard has been a poor stepchild in the Department of Homeland Security. Time for an intervention.

U.S. law-enforcement agents have experienced tactical triumphs fighting illicit maritime trade. But partnerships remain the key.

To get it right, the Navy’s Pacific shift can’t happen overnight. Here are the ends, ways, and means to the ...