Taiwan’s Chi Yang-class frigates remain a key part of its naval defense, even as they show their age. Originally built for the US Navy decades ago, these ships were later transferred and upgraded to ...

The vote of confidence comes weeks after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth took an oblique swipe at Electric Boat during a swing through Rhode Island.

The shadow fleet of tankers carrying sanctioned Iranian oil and operating off the coasts of Singapore and Malaysia could become targets of the US and other actors as part of the Middle East war, say ...

Shawna McCreary wanted to be an astronaut as far back as she can remember. Then she found a passion for flying, something she got from her dad, and a Morgan High School teacher named Thomas Heppner ...

Vietnamese-born Australian Navy Captain Cadeyrn Okely has a powerful message - you don't have to come from much to go far in the Australian Navy.Now ...

All nuclear-powered submarines of the Russian Navy will be replaced by Project 885/885M (Yasen/Yasen-M) submarines within the next 10 years, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy Admiral Alexander ...

The U.S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat, or GDEB, a $15.38 billion contract modification to support continued work on the Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine program.

In an age of drones, the traditional Mark 48 torpedo creates a pressure bubble to snap ships in half after being fired by U.S. Navy submarines.

A whistleblower in a case involving questionable subcontractors for U.S. Navy nuclear submarines will receive a $1.8 million payday.

Historic submarines are surprisingly similar to those deployed by today's Navy and can provide an unprecedented look into modern combat at sea.

In 1962 the Navy backed studies for a submarine-hunting aircraft that could operate on the ocean surface and then submerge to attack. Convair and General Electric’s high density seaplane concept ...

"One of the striking examples is a US submarine torpedo attack on an Iranian frigate in the Indian Ocean," Nikolay Patrushev said ...