U.S. Says Hormuz is Completely Open and Under Navy Control Amid New Threats from Iran
U.S. Official Declares Strait of Hormuz Open Amidst Iranian Threats A senior U.S. official stated on Monday that the Strait of Hormuz is “fully open and under U.S. Navy control,” directly countering Iran’s recent threats of establishing a new maritime exclusion zone in the Persian Gulf. Tehran is trying to regain influence over this crucial […]
Navy creates MALICE long-range air-to-air missile
The U.S. Navy is in the process of creating a new long-range missile, intended to intercept enemy aircraft before they reach a threatening distance to American fighters or aircraft carriers. This new missile, named the AIM-424 LRAAM, was officially introduced on August 22 and has been dubbed “MALICE.” Designed for deployment from jets, the missile […]
US Navy Surveillance Plane Conducts Uncommon Flight Over Taiwan Strait Before Xi’s Visit to the White House
A U.S. Navy surveillance plane made its way through the Taiwan Strait on Friday, marking the first time in five months that such an event has been publicly noted. This occurrence comes just before Chinese President Xi Jinping’s anticipated trip to Washington in September. The P-8A Poseidon aircraft traveled from the East China Sea into […]
The Navy must decide: Improve or become less significant.
The Navy Faces Significant Challenges Ahead The Navy has encountered quite a few challenges lately. Vessels have been at sea longer than expected, which means sailors have spent more time away from their families. Meanwhile, aircraft have been put through intense flying schedules, and weaponry has been utilized in a way that we haven’t seen […]
Navy veterans ride their bikes across the country to honor the 9/11 anniversary as it reaches 25 years
Navy Veterans Reunite for Cross-Country Bike Expedition Two Navy veterans have come together to undertake a remarkable journey across the United States. Jim Serger, 55, from Cincinnati, Ohio, and Cory Hardy, 51, from Ennis, Montana, hadn’t crossed paths in three decades since they served together abroad. On July 14, they set off on a bike […]
Hooters birthday custom brings 102-year-old Navy veteran back each year
A 102-Year-Old’s Love for Hooters and Food Tradition At 102, Glenn Ward still has quite the appetite. As his birthday nears, there’s one special place where he wants to celebrate: Hooters. “We’ve been going there for years,” shared the U.S. Navy veteran from Arlington, Virginia. “It’s kind of a tradition.” He believes this tradition has […]
Navy medical commander in California removed after concerns about leadership.
Naval Officer Relieved of Command in California A well-regarded naval officer has been removed from his leadership role at a significant military medical facility in California, just slightly over a year into his tenure. Officials cited a “loss of confidence” in his leadership but haven’t elaborated further. Capt. Matthew Roe was relieved of his position […]
Former Navy diver to keep taking surf lessons after clash with Newport Beach
Former Navy Diver Wins Right to Teach Surfing in Newport Beach A former Navy diver has successfully secured the ability to teach surfing professionally, following a complicated legal dispute with Newport Beach. Jason Murchison filed a lawsuit against the city after they enforced a 2012 ordinance that prohibits paid surfing and paddleboarding lessons on its […]
Trump describes Iran as ‘full of promises but no action,’ promotes ‘Wall of Steel’ US Navy blockade
Trump Claims U.S. Control Over Strait of Hormuz In a bold statement on Wednesday, President Trump claimed that the United States fully controls the Strait of Hormuz. This comes shortly after Energy Secretary Chris Wright noted a rise in oil exports through this vital waterway, amid ongoing economic struggles in Iran. “The United States has […]
Shopkeeper who prevented Navy SEAL’s bomb scheme at No Kings protest
Shopkeeper Recognized for Averting Potential Attack A shopkeeper is being praised for stepping in to prevent possible violence during the ‘No Kings’ protests. Jerry Vandenberg, a former Navy SEAL, received a 16-month prison sentence on Monday for his plan to use explosives against law enforcement at a rally in California last year. The 49-year-old was […]