$500M US Warship Dismantlement Derailed By An Ill-Timed Computer Glitch
Dismantling a U.S. warship is a complex task at the best of times, but a computer glitch has made this particular dismantlement a whole lot trickier.
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Philippine Navy Weapon Disables Enemies With 'Extremely Loud Disturbing Sound'
Sonic weapons can be useful for more than just crowd control, and are being used as a valuable non-lethal deterrent on the high seas.
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French Nuclear Sub Makes History With Its First Successful Navy Drone Recovery
For the first time, this French attack sub deployed and retrieved an autonomous drone underwater by blending cutting-edge tech from two nations.
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Yes, There's A Massive Ship Elevator In China - And Here's How It Works
This elevator is capable of hoisting vessels that displace up to 3,000 metric tons roughly 370 feet in 40 minutes. It's changed the game in China.
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5 Cool Flags Flown On US Navy Ships Besides The Stars And Stripes
Think the Stars and Stripes is the only banner you will see on a warship? Here are five unique and surprising flags actually flown by the US Navy.
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The World's First Warship Dubbed A 'Super Carrier' Wasn't Made By The US
The first vessel ever called a “super carrier” might not be what you’d expect. But its design, missions, and legacy tell us a lot about Naval history.
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How Many Marines And Sailors Can A US Aircraft Carrier Hold?
Aircraft carriers are huge vessels carrying multiple aircraft and the means to launch them, but just how many crew members can occupy one at any given time?
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US Navy Claims China's Submarine Fleet Could Soon Go All-Nuclear
Submarine production in China has been rapidly accelerating in recent years, and a greater proportion of its fleet will soon be nuclear powered.
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What Makes China's New Type 055 Destroyers So Dangerous?
China's new Type 055 destroyers were undergoing training exercises as of early 2026. They have been deemed some of the most powerful ships in the world.
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US Navy Warship At Sea Again After A Decade-Long Renovation
It's not uncommon for a U.S. Navy warship to undergo delays in the maintenance process. However, this ship's repairs ended up taking particularly long.
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When And Why US Aircraft Carriers Break This Vital '5-Mile' Rule
Aircraft carriers have a 5-mile rule that they don't break very often, but there are some occasions where there is no choice. Here's when that can happen.
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Russia's Allegedly Beefing Up Its Navy With Impressive New Ships
Russia is building up its Navy with two additional warships which will set sail within the next two years. Here's what makes these ships unique.
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The US Navy Wants This Autonomous Sub For Deploying Heavy Payloads Under The Sea
The U.S. Navy has been looking for an autonomous vessel that can accomplish missions in the depths of the sea. They found what they were looking for.
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This WW1 Navy Diver Earned The Medal Of Honor Nearly 300 Feet Below The Sea
The Congressional Medal of Honor is awarded for exceptional acts of bravery that go above and beyond the call of duty. This WWI diver certainly embodied that.
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How Quickly Can A Navy Supercarrier Travel From The US To The Middle East?
With tensions rising in the middle east, it's a fair question to wonder how long it would take a supercarrier to get there. Here's what the math says.
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Last-Minute 'Shortcut' Left US Navy Fuel Ship Ran Aground
Navigation is crucial when it comes to any type of navy ship, especially oilers. What happens when you take navigation shortcuts with one of these ships?
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US Navy Set To Open 2.2M Square Foot AI-Powered Defense Facility
The U.S. Navy has chosen to leverage AI-assisted manufacturing with a new defense industrial facility slated to be built in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
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What Happens When A Fire Breaks Out On A US Aircraft Carrier's Flight Deck?
The flight deck of an aircraft carrier is one of the most dangerous workplaces in the world. That's why there is no time to lose when a fire breaks out.
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America's Most Powerful Aircraft Carrier Returns To Port After Troubled Months At Sea
The Gerald R. Ford returned to port in Greece for some maintenance and repairs after a turbulent few months at sea, but she's still ready to go if needed.
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How Many Submarines Does Iran's Navy Have?
Although exact numbers are difficult to pin down, estimates suggest Iran's navy has a fairly large number of subs in its fleet that span across four classes.
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France's Newest Nuclear Powered Aircraft Carrier Finally Has A Name
France has officially named its next nuclear aircraft carrier, a project set to replace the Charles de Gaulle and reshape the Navy’s future fleet.
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Historic Navy Shipwreck Breaks Through The Surface After 400 Years Under Sea
A centuries-old navy ship has unexpectedly reappeared in the Baltic Sea, revealing clues about history, preservation, and the forces that kept it hidden.
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How The US Navy Is Using Gaming Technology For Training
Using video games to train military personnel can save money and time. The U.S. Navy came up with a new innovative way to use this technology.
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This Airport Was One Of The Most Important Locations In US Navy History
Before LaGuardia and JFK, an airport in Brooklyn handled air travel in and out of New York City. It was also critical to the Allies in World War II.
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US Navy Faces Looming Problems As Ohio-Class Nuclear Subs Are Set To Retire
As the U.S. Navy submarine fleet gets older, it faces a big problem once those boats retire, and there's no easy solution in sight. Here's what we know.
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China's Massive Car Ferry Could Have A Hidden Military Purpose
China's been building up its military capacity recently, but its naval capacity has lagged a little behind — until you factor in its commercial vessels.
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What Does IRINS & IRIS Stand For On Iran's Navy Ships?
On March 3, 2026, the U.S. Navy sunk Iran's IRIS Dena off the coast of Sri Lanka. Here's what the acronym stands for in relation to its ships.
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