The plan “redistributes manpower to ensure our most critical ships are fully staffed and ready for mission demands,” Rear Adm. Philip Sobeck said.

A Navy carrier strike group that has battled Iranian-backed Houthi militants for months has left the Middle East and arrived in the Mediterranean Sea.

A powerful congressional committee is probing a secret Navy program studying potential traumatic brain injuries suffered by the service’s aviators, which may have led to the recent suicides of at least three Super Hornet pilots.

U.S. Navy ships transiting the Panama Canal aren’t entitled to a free ride just yet despite the State Department’s announcement this week saying they would transit the waterway without paying fees, according to the canal’s governing authority.

Next month Navy officials will host a conference in Serbia for businesses to learn about upcoming contracting opportunities. The goodwill created by such projects is an inexpensive way to reach countries that might not be immediately important but collectively would be significant if the U.S. was dealing with a crisis.

Naples boys will go for a third straight Division II title next week in Germany, while Rota is hoping to secure a championship at the inaugural girls event.

A Navy ship in service for 53 years that has been a symbol of NATO strength for nearly two decades has a new commander.

Conflicting emails sent to some Defense Department overseas civilian employees in the past two days have created new headaches amid the choice posed to the federal workforce in a White House buyout offer.

Six Air National Guard jets stuck at a Navy base in Sicily for months have returned to the U.S., a Guard official said.

The Navy is moving forward with demolition plans for a 130,000-square foot building at Naval Support Activity Naples, as the installation faces a burgeoning need for office and operational space.