After 286 days at sea, USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in Thailand
The USS Abraham Lincoln arrived in Thailand on Wednesday morning after more than 200 days at sea.
By Thomas Suen and Chalinee Thirasupa, Reuters
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USS Abraham Lincoln to dock in Thailand next week, Thai official says
The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is expected to dock in Thailand next week, according to a Thai official.
By Reuters
Puerto Rico National Guard identifies nine airmen killed in WC-130 crash
The Puerto Rico Air National Guard on Thursday identified the nine airmen killed in a WC-130 crash in Georgia.
Marines want Russian-styled aircraft to realistically practice challenging them
The Marine Corps wants to get acclimated to fighting peer-level adversaries with peer-level aircraft.
By Kyle Rempfer
Finnish fighter pilot lands on US aircraft carrier
As part of a pilot exchange, a Finnish Air Force pilot landed a F/A-18C Hornet on a U.S. aircraft carrier, a first for the two countries.
By Nicole Bauke
Sailor struck by helicopter blade in critical condition
The sailor was struck by a spinning tail rotor at Camp Pendleton
By Shawn Snow
In another first, Afghan pilots are now dropping laser-guided bombs
Afghan Air Force pilots recently employed laser-guided bombs from their A-29 Super Tucano light-attack aircraft, according to officials involved in NATO’s Resolute Support mission.
By Kyle Rempfer
US likely to send 1st aircraft carrier since war to Vietnam
A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier is expected to make a port visit to Vietnam in March, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Thursday. It would be the first such visit in the postwar era.
By Robert Burns, The Associated Press
‘Grand Tour’ hosts offer guest spot to Navy’s penis-drawing aviators
An Amazon Prime show offers a global platform for the Navy's sky phallus.
By Kevin Lilley
The Navy's dicey decision to pursue homicide charges
It’s a move that will have a potentially far-reaching impact on all services and service members up and down the chain of command.
By Military Times Editorial
How do you land a plane on a Navy ship in 1911? Carefully
The birth of naval aviation: From a 75-hp V-8 engine capable of pushing an aircraft to a maximum speed of 60 mph to F/A-18s boasting twin turbofans max out at nearly 1,200 mph.
By HistoryNet