The Navy’s Oahu water system has been under heavy scrutiny ever since jet fuel from the Navy’s underground Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility tainted its Red Hill water shaft in November 2021.

The Navy is seeking bids for the construction of a joint communications center at the Marine Corps base on Guam.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is sending bomber aircraft, fighter jets and more Navy warships to the Middle East to bolster the U.S. presence in the region, the Pentagon announced Friday, as an aircraft carrier and its ships are preparing to leave.

The admitted mastermind of the most extensive corruption scandal in U.S. military history, Leonard Glenn Francis is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday, 11 years after he was first arrested. He could be freed from prison in as little as one year under a new plea agreement.

A $1.7 billion missile-defense system proposed for Guam may have significant consequences for the island’s housing, health care and environment, according to a draft environmental impact statement.

The home of the U.S. 7th Fleet, normally a ghost town after sundown, came alive Thursday night with spirits, goblins, princesses and pirates going door to door to celebrate Halloween. 

A pair of Navy surveillance drones has left Okinawa after working from the island for five months, but even with their departure, drones will continue to fly from Kadena Air Base courtesy of ongoing Air Force and Marine Corps deployments.

Celebrity chef Tyler Florence, host of Food Network’s “The Great Food Truck Race,” and other popular culinary reality shows took his ingredients to the galleys of the USS Tripoli in San Francisco, Calif., for the Navy’s first ever Chow Line Challenge.

The Navy is extending the service life of 12 aging destroyers as the service balances the need to keep ships at sea with the time it takes for new ships to join the fleet.

The aircraft carrier USS George Washington led a U.S. Navy contingent in a large-scale exercise near Okinawa with the Japanese Self-Defense Forces.