United States Navy
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- parent of Pacific Missile Range Facility 100%
- parent of Mobile User Objective System 100%
- parent of Joint Typhoon Warning Center 100%
- parent of Unmanned Carrier-Launched Airborne Surveillance and Strike 100%
- affiliated with United States Central Command 90%
- instance of USS Abraham Lincoln 90%
- employed by Hung Cao 90%
- located in South China Sea 70%
- affiliated with Project Freedom 70%
- partners with Philippines 70%
- employed by USS Abraham Lincoln 70%
- located in Oman 60%
- 2026-08-13 regulatory Donald Trump ordered the U.S. Navy to revert to steam catapults for aircraft launches on carriers. source
- 2026-07-05 product_launch The US Navy is flight-testing 3D-printed composite parts for F/A-18 Super Hornets to reduce repair times. source
- 2026-06-09 research_milestone The US Navy's Task Force 59 achieved the first drone boat rescue of a downed helicopter crew. source
- 2026-05-11 regulatory The US Navy released a long-range shipbuilding plan including the acquisition of 15 Trump-class battleships. source
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Iran to establish prohibited zone near Hormuz amid US sanctions
Iran's top security chief, Mohsen Rezaei, announced that the country will establish a "prohibited zone" near the Strait of Hormuz in the coming days. This zone, extending from the United States Navy's blockade line into…
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Asian shipyards bolster US Navy readiness in Indo-Pacific
Asian shipyards in Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines are crucial for maintaining the readiness of US naval vessels in the Indo-Pacific region. These facilities provide essential maintenance, repair, and overhaul (…
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JD Vance rejects 'war' label for Iran conflict amid ongoing fighting
Vice President JD Vance stated that the ongoing conflict with Iran should not be referred to as a "war," despite continued fighting and Iran's recent attack on Kuwait. Vance indicated that the conflict's end date is unc…
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US Sailors Involved in Drunken Fight in Pattaya Returned to Warship
Two U.S. Navy sailors were returned to the USS Abraham Lincoln after a drunken fight near Pattaya, Thailand. The incident, described as trivial by police, occurred early Thursday morning near the popular nightlife area …
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Failed pilot builds $1M/day company, becomes Top Gun stunt pilot
Jonathan Spano, unable to join the U.S. Navy as a pilot due to eyesight requirements, founded Traffic Management Inc. This company, which now generates over $1 million daily and operates across 50 locations, allowed Spa…
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US Navy eyes foreign warships for first time since WWII
The United States Navy is exploring the acquisition of foreign-designed warships, a move unprecedented since World War II. This consideration is driven by a national security interest waiver invoked by the White House t…
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US Navy eyes foreign frigate designs amid domestic shipbuilding struggles
The United States Navy is reportedly considering foreign frigate designs from Japan, South Korea, and Turkey to bolster its fleet due to struggles within the American shipbuilding industry. This initiative follows a dir…
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Thai resort city Pattaya welcomes US Navy crew from USS Abraham Lincoln
The Thai resort city of Pattaya is preparing to welcome over 5,000 sailors and Marines from the USS Abraham Lincoln. This visit marks the crew's first shore leave in 286 days and is expected to provide a significant eco…
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Defense startup Shield AI raises $61M for AI wrist display
Shield AI, a defense technology company, has secured $61 million in funding to develop an AI-powered wrist-worn display. This technology aims to provide soldiers with enhanced situational awareness and decision-making c…
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US strikes Iran rocket launchers in Strait of Hormuz
U.S. forces conducted a military strike on Iranian rocket launchers in the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first direct action in a month. The strike targeted launchers being used to deploy sea mines, disrupting Iran's ef…
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US Navy tests missiles from drone sailboat in live-fire exercises
The U.S. Navy has successfully conducted live-fire tests of missiles launched from its Saildrone Surveyor unmanned surface vessel (USV). During the RIMPAC 2026 exercises near Hawaii, the Saildrone Surveyor SD-3001, co-d…
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Defense tech integration mirrors naval history, AI data crucial
The integration of advanced technologies is crucial for modern defense, mirroring lessons from early American naval history. While innovation in areas like AI and drones is vital, the ability to seamlessly connect and u…
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Florida architect designs resilient coastal infrastructure to combat climate change
Jeffrey Huber, a landscape architect and professor, is designing resilient infrastructure in Florida in response to the increasing frequency of extreme weather events. His work focuses on adapting coastal communities to…
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USS Nimitz retirement delayed amid US shipbuilding industry issues
The USS Nimitz, the world's longest-serving aircraft carrier, is experiencing operational difficulties, according to a CCTV report. Its retirement, initially planned for 2026, has been postponed to March of next year. T…
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US warship power loss in South China Sea signals strain on naval capacity
The USS Benfold, a US Navy guided-missile destroyer, experienced a four-day power outage due to an engineering failure in the South China Sea. Analysts suggest this incident, occurring during routine Indo-Pacific operat…
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US Navy destroyer loses power for four days, impacting 300 sailors
The USS Benfold, a US Navy destroyer carrying approximately 300 sailors, experienced a significant engineering failure in the Pacific Ocean last month. For four days, the ship was without power, resulting in a lack of e…
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Trump's Navy plan to boost South Korean shipbuilders
Former US President Trump's initiative to bolster the US Navy's fleet will primarily benefit South Korean shipbuilders. The plan allows foreign companies with US investments to construct up to two vessels at their home …
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US Navy 3D prints combat drones and spares aboard carrier
The U.S. Navy successfully deployed a containerized 3D printing factory aboard the USS Essex during a transit to Hawaii, fabricating over 1,000 parts and a dozen combat-ready drones. This expeditionary manufacturing pla…
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Trump reportedly sends US Navy back to steam-powered catapults
Donald Trump has reportedly ordered the U.S. Navy to revert from advanced electromagnetic catapults to older steam-powered technology. This decision is seen by some as a step backward, potentially impacting the Navy's m…
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Trump orders US Navy carriers back to steam catapults
Donald Trump has directed the U.S. Navy to revert to steam catapults for launching aircraft from its carriers, overriding objections from naval officers. This decision, aimed at addressing issues with the newer electrom…