Task & Purpose

Ships

The Long March

That’s Rotten! Why Gun Crews In The Age Of Wooden Ships Aimed Low

Tom Ricks
The Long March

We’d All Be Better If The U.S. Navy Went To Sea With ‘Ship’s Dogs’
Gear

The Navy May Skip A Crucial Test To Rush The USS Gerald R. Ford Into Service

navy dismantling uss kitty hawk

The Navy Is Considering Calling Up The USS Kitty Hawk Amid Fleet Expansion Pressure

Jared Keller

A U.S. Navy sailor puffs e-cigarette smoke out of her nose as she takes a smoking break aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier, Friday, Sept. 11, 2015.

Navy Bans E-Cigarettes As Dreams Of Vaping At Sea Go Up In Smoke

James Clark

Tug boats maneuver the aircraft carrier Pre-Commissioning Unit Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) into the James River during the ship’s turn ship evolution June 11, 2016.

The Navy’s Futuristic New Aircraft Carrier Is Finally Hitting The Seas For Testing

Alex Lockie, Business Insider

U.S. Navy Littoral combat ship USS Independence (LCS 2) is conducting builder's trails in the Gulf of Mexico, July 2, 2009.

SecDef Slashes Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship Program

After difficulties with cost, design problems, and technical difficulties, the Navy will scale back its newest fleet.

Sarah Sicard