190613-N-BO364-001 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (June 13, 2019) Three MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopters line the seawall at Naval Air Station Jacksonville as the sun rises over the St. Johns River. (U.S. Navy photo by Jeff Morton/Released)

Both Russia and US point fingers after warships almost collide

American and Russian officials blamed each other for a near collision of two warships on Friday.

Remains of sailor killed at Pearl Harbor identified

LOVELAND, Colo. — The remains of a sailor killed during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 have been identified as a 23-year-old Colorado man.

Navy judge won’t dismiss SEAL war crimes case but sanctions prosecutors

Special Warfare Operator Chief Edward “Eddie” Gallagher is still going to trial on war crimes charges in 10 days but the judge overseeing his court-martial smacked the dwindling prosecution team with hefty sanctions after ruling they and federal agents violated his constitutional rights.

Carrier sends message to Iran

ON BOARD THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER ABRAHAM LINCOLN — Under a starry sky, U.S. Navy fighter jets catapulted off the flight deck and flew north over the darkened waters of the northern Arabian Sea, a unmistakable signal to Iran that the foremost symbol of the American military’s global reach is back in its neighborhood, perhaps to stay.

Flag-waving man in 1991 photo returns to what’s left of carrier Saratoga

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — As Matt Miller settled under a walkover to the beach at Mayport Naval Station, he apologized to the folded American flag he had carried with him to get to this resting place. It was a cold, misty March night, and he would need to use it as a blanket. Just until first light, just until he could carry out his mission.