Navy
U.S. Airstrikes on Iran Occur Amid Progress on Strait of Hormuz Negotiations
The U.S. conducted airstrikes on Iranian military targets amid ongoing negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, signaling heightened tensions. This escalation occurs as diplomatic efforts aim to ease sanctions and secure free shipping through the crucial waterway.
USS Gerald R. Ford Withdraws from Red Sea After Over 30-Hour Fire
A significant fire broke out aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford in the Red Sea, injuring personnel and causing damage. The carrier is now heading to Crete for repairs, affecting its mission against Iran and operational schedule.
Army-Navy Game Possible Shift to Thanksgiving Weekend Sparks Debate
Jeff Monken suggests shifting the Army-Navy game to Thanksgiving weekend, aiming to boost attention and TV ratings. However, Navy officials oppose the idea, citing tradition and scheduling conflicts, amid broader college football calendar adjustments.
US Naval Fleet Faces Plumbing and Sewage Crises Amid Mediterranean Deployment Surge
US naval forces deploying to the Middle East are encountering serious plumbing and sewage problems onboard their vessels. These issues come at a time of heightened US military presence in the region, emphasizing strategic tensions with Iran.