Navy Tag

Pentagon ‘Escalating Preliminary Review’ of ‘Serious Allegations’ Against Sen. Kelly

Posted by Mary Chastain on December 16, 2025 17 Comments

Last month, Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered the Navy to review Kelly for "potentially unlawful comments" regarding the Seditious Six video....

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Navy Admiral Tells Congress There was No ‘Kill Them All’ Order in Boat Strike

Posted by Mary Chastain on December 04, 2025 30 Comments

And we wonder why the Pentagon has placed restrictions on the media....

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Hegseth Tells Navy to Review Sen. Kelly Regarding ‘Potentially Unlawful Comments’

Posted by Mary Chastain on November 26, 2025 25 Comments

"Please provide me a brief on the outcome of your review by no later than December 10, 2025."...

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President Trump Sets New Course with Shipbuilding and Maritime Plans

Posted by Leslie Eastman on November 03, 2025 14 Comments

US will share tech information on nuclear subs with let South Korea, partner with Japan on shipbuilding, and plans E.O. returning U.S. Naval ships back to steam for catapults and hydraulic systems for elevators....

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Dominican Republic Claims Boat Hit by U.S. Navy had Over a Ton of Cocaine

Posted by Mary Chastain on September 22, 2025 3 Comments

The Dominican Republic and U.S. Navy managed "to recover 13 bales containing the 377 packages, wrapped in adhesive tape and with different logos."...

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Venezuela Counters U.S. Navy’s Caribbean Buildup by Sending Drones and Warships

Posted by Leslie Eastman on September 01, 2025 26 Comments

The USS Lake Erie (a guided missile cruiser) and the USS Newport News (a nuclear submarine) are due in the region next week....

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Updated Data Shows Media Grossly Overestimated The Number of U.S. Military Transgender Personnel

Posted by James Nault on August 04, 2025 24 Comments

"some outlets fearmongered that up to 15,000 service members would be booted. But...

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Submarine that Launched 30-Missile Strike Against Iran, and Three Others, To Be Retired Soon

Posted by James Nault on June 26, 2025 26 Comments

"The cruise missile attack on the Iranian nuclear facilities likely came from one of the gigantic Ohio Class Cruise Missile Submarines (SSGN). Two dozen cruise missiles were fired, but it could fire a hundred more."...

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Trump Nominates Submariner for Chief of Naval Operations; Naval Experts (Mostly) Approve

Posted by James Nault on June 19, 2025 70 Comments

"He’s one of the few admirals who embraced public engagement to push Trump 2.0 priorities. He’s not media-shy, he’s been on Wall Street selling capital markets on capitalizing shipbuilding, appeared in several recruiting spots, and speaks directly to sailors in videos that actually go viral."...

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Naval Academy Certifies It Is Permanently Ceasing Using Race in Admissions

Posted by James Nault on June 17, 2025 22 Comments

"the consideration of race and ethnicity in admissions at the Naval Academy does not promote military cohesiveness, lethality, recruitment, retention, or legitimacy; national security; or any other governmental interest”...

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Memorial Day 2025 – Remember Those Who Gave All in Benghazi and Protecting Our Border

Posted by Mary Chastain on May 26, 2025 6 Comments

Glen Doherty. Sean Smith. Tyrone Woods. Brian Terry....

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Naval Academy Will No Longer Use Race in Admissions Decisions, So Legal Fight Put On Hold

Posted by James Nault on March 31, 2025 12 Comments

Court appeal challenging district court ruling upholding prior affirmative action policy put on hold, as Trump administration change possibly moots the case. ...

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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs and Chief of Naval Operations, Among Others, Fired

Posted by James Nault on February 22, 2025 28 Comments

The senior military advisor to the President and the first female head of the Navy, both Biden appointees, were fired, along with the Vice Chief of the Air Force and all three service JAG officers...

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What? U.S. Aircraft Carrier Harry S. Truman Collides with Merchant Ship off the Coast of Egypt

Posted by James Nault on February 14, 2025 32 Comments

You may be wondering how an aircraft carrier can possibly run into a merchant ship....

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Naval Academy Affirmative Action Trial Concludes, Judge’s Ruling Expected in November

Posted by James Nault on September 27, 2024 4 Comments

Judge Richard Bennett presided over the non-jury bench trial, commended lawyers for both sides, and said he would deliver a ruling in six to seven weeks, or early to mid-November...

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Deployed Navy Disaster: Damaged Fleet Oiler in Middle East Cripples Aircraft Carrier Operations

Posted by James Nault on September 25, 2024 33 Comments

USNS Big Horn, a single-hull Kaiser-class Fleet Oiler, ran aground off the coast of Oman and is out of commission; Navy scrambling to supply USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group with jet fuel....

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Naval Academy Affirmative Action Trial Day One in the Books

Posted by James Nault on September 17, 2024 15 Comments

Attorneys present Opening Statements by both sides, and Plaintiff Students for Fair Admissions commences its case against the Naval Academy...

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Trial Set To Begin in Naval Academy Affirmative Action Case

Posted by James Nault on September 13, 2024 6 Comments

Bench, non-jury trial set to begin Monday, September 16 in the federal District Court in Maryland and it will be huge, literally, and as regards the future of the military, however it comes out...

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