The commander of Norfolk Naval Shipyard was relieved Monday over loss in confidence in his ability to command, the Navy said.
Navy ousts Norfolk shipyard commander after losing confidence in his leadership
Marine vet, bar owner takes his life after being indicted for killing a protester who was choking him
A Nebraska Marine Corps veteran took his own life after being charged with manslaughter- all because he defended his own business from rioters. Jake Gardner’s body was found outside of a medical clinic on Sunday, in what authorities believe was…
US deploys mechanized infantry to Syria two weeks after incident with Russian troops
The U.S. is positioning M2A3 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles in eastern Syria to bolster security for troops there nearly four weeks after seven American troops were injured in a crash with a Russian military vehicle there.
NAS Pensacola digs out after Hurricane Sally, hopes to restart pilot training soon
The airfield at Naval Air Station Pensacola was set to reopen Friday, though recovery efforts from Hurricane Sally will continue for weeks at the training base on the Florida Panhandle, a base spokesman said.
Exclusive: Capt. Brett Crozier explains why he sent email warning of Roosevelt coronavirus outbreak
Faced with a “bureaucratic logjam” of Naval decisionmakers and a spiraling coronavirus outbreak aboard his aircraft carrier, Capt. Brett Crozier told investigators he sent his now-famous email warning of possible sailor death and illness knowing he would be jeopardizing his…
Hurricane Sally slams barge in NAS Pensacola main gate
Rogue barges knocked loose from a Florida Panhandle-area went on a rampage in the Pensacola area during Hurricane Sally, smashing into residential properties, hitting bridges and even “attacking” the entrance to Naval Air Station Pensacola.
