It remains undetermined whether USS Gerald R. Ford will remain in the Mediterranean or sail toward the Red Sea.

Engagements with the Houthis have taught the Navy about when to fire cheaper weapons instead of expensive interceptors, Adm.

HMS Queen Elizabeth has encountered a dangerous foe at sea, a massive inflatable target known as the "Killer Tomato".

The U.K. Carrier Strike Group passed through the Suez Canal—a strategic waterway in Egypt that connects the Mediterranean to ...

Whale oil was an essential fuel of the Industrial Revolution, used to lubricate machinery, soften fabric and light city ...

The U.S. Navy is moving closer to rearming warships in the open ocean following the successful reloading of missile canisters ...

Analyst Elizabeth Brough argues India, with a fleet of about 130 ships, could join Operation Aspides and send its own ships ...

A U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer and Ready Reserve crane ship demonstrated the service's latest at-sea VLS reloading ...

Interpol said Tuesday it was removing a most-wanted designation for anti-whaling campaigner Paul Watson, who is sought by ...

USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) is now in the Mediterranean Sea, USNI News understands. Ford, the flagship of the Gerald R. Ford ...

Yet Aspides provided little protection when Magic Seas and Eternity C, two merchant ships, were attacked by the Houthis in ...