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The USS Gerald R. Ford just returned to Norfolk after a 326-day combat cruise — the longest U.S. carrier deployment in more than 50 years and the backbone of two strike groups

By Kade Winslow

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Iran’s IRGC says it coordinated 26 vessels through the Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours — even as the U.S. naval blockade pushes back on every tanker that pays the toll

By Kade Winslow

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The U.S. Navy just sank two Iranian boats caught laying mines across the Strait of Hormuz — and Iran says it shot down an American Reaper drone in retaliation

By Kade Winslow

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The Navy’s newest Virginia-class sub just slid out of the yard with a reactor that never needs refueling — built to hunt the Pacific for its entire life

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Iran’s Ghadir-class midget subs are maneuvering undetected around U.S. carriers in the Strait of Hormuz — surfacing within striking distance before vanishing back underwater

By Kade Winslow

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The USS George H.W. Bush just joined the Hormuz blockade — adding a third U.S. carrier strike group to choke Iran off the world’s most important oil lane

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The Navy is building a new weapon to hunt submarines from farther away than ever — its first major anti-submarine program in more than a decade

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China just armed its diesel submarines with a hypersonic ship-killer — making the Yuan-class the only non-nuclear subs on Earth that can sink a carrier at Mach speed

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China just launched its newest aircraft carrier — the first outside the U.S. Navy to hurl jets off the deck with electromagnetic catapults

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The Navy is testing a way to launch and recover underwater drones straight from a submarine’s torpedo tubes — without the sub ever surfacing

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More than 20 U.S. warships and two carrier groups are still holding the line around Iran — one flight deck alone packing 25 Super Hornets

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The Navy is starting a new long-range anti-submarine weapon program for the first time in a generation — a joint push with Britain and Australia under AUKUS

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The Navy just commissioned the destroyer USS Harvey C. Barnum Jr. — a new Aegis warship built to shoot down ballistic missiles and shield carrier groups

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The Navy’s new Columbia-class submarine will carry roughly 70% of America’s deployed nuclear warheads — the hidden backbone of U.S. deterrence into the 2080s

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Iran’s IRGC Navy just pushed submarines and fast boats into the Gulf of Oman for joint drills with Russia and China — operating inside U.S. carrier range

By Kade Winslow

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More than 20 U.S. warships and two carrier groups are now holding the line around Iran — one flight deck alone packing 25 Super Hornets

By Kade Winslow

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The Navy’s new Columbia-class submarine will carry roughly 70% of America’s deployed nuclear warheads — the hidden backbone of U.S. deterrence into the 2080s

By Kade Winslow

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The USS Nimitz is circling South America on its way to retirement — anchored off Rio with its service life just extended into 2027

By Kade Winslow

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Iran, Russia, and China are now hunting submarines together in the Gulf of Oman — a Chinese sub-killer frigate joins live war games inside U.S. carrier range

By Kade Winslow

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The USS Gerald R. Ford just came home from the longest U.S. carrier deployment in more than 50 years — 326 days at sea with 4,500 sailors aboard

By Kade Winslow

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