United States Navy
Coverage of United States Navy in the Nexus archive.
- Iranian official says ‘serious warning being given to Bahrainis’
An Iranian official warned Bahrain to 'know their limits' and avoid provoking Iran, while the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps threatened U.S. bases in the region. Bahrain called for a U.N. Security Council emergency meeting after Iran attacked a U.S. Navy base in Bahrain.
- San Francisco Measure A quake bond faces organized opposition
San Francisco voters will decide on Prop. A, a half-billion dollar bond to enhance earthquake safety and emergency response, facing its first significant opposition since 2010. Opponents argue funds should prioritize extending the existing saltwater hydrant system over projects like Muni facility repairs and affordable housing, while supporters, including Mayor Daniel Lurie, emphasize the need for improved fire protection and infrastructure upgrades.
- 'Rearm, refuel and be ready for combat operations:' Ex Navy commander reveals Trump's next move in Iran war
An ex-Navy commander suggests that U.S. President Donald Trump may be preparing for potential combat operations with Iran by emphasizing military readiness. The statement highlights rearmament and refueling efforts as key steps in this strategy.
- US pausing $14bn arms sale to Taiwan due to Iran war, navy chief says
The US is pausing a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan, according to Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao, citing the ongoing Iran conflict as a factor. President Trump has been sending mixed signals regarding the sale. The pause reflects competing geopolitical priorities in US foreign policy.
- 2 Navy jets crash in midair during air show in Idaho
Two Navy jets collided in mid-air during a military air show at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, resulting in all four crew members being in stable condition. The incident occurred on Sunday. Jonathan Vigliotti reported on the event.
- WATCH: 2 fighter jets collide midair at Idaho Air Force base air show
Two fighter jets collided mid-air at an Idaho Air Force base air show, resulting in all four air crew members ejecting successfully. The incident is currently under investigation. The collision occurred during an air show event.
- Navy Jets Collide Midair, All 4 Crew Members Eject Just in Time
Two Navy jets collided mid-air at an Idaho air show, resulting in a smoky fireball after all four crew members ejected safely. The incident was captured on dramatic video and left onlookers stunned. NBC's Morgan Chesky reported on the incident for TODAY.
- Trump to convene top-level Situation Room meeting on Iran with no nuclear deal in sight and more top headlines
President Trump is set to convene a top-level meeting on Iran with no nuclear deal in sight, while other news includes a cruise ship outbreak, Navy jet crash, and Ebola emergency. Trump also delivered a Bible reading at a prayer rally and spoke with Netanyahu about potential military action on Iran. Various other political and global events are unfolding.
- Moment of collision between two Navy jets at Idaho air show
Two US Navy jets collided during an air show at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho. The incident occurred during a performance, but details of damages or injuries are not provided. The collision involved two Navy aircraft.
- Heart-stopping moment Navy jets collide in midair forcing pilots to escape in parachutes
Two Navy jets collided in mid-air, forcing pilots to escape using parachutes. The incident is a rare and serious accident involving military aircraft. The cause of the collision is not yet known.
- Heart-stopping moment Navy jets collide in midair forcing pilots to escape in parachutes
Two Navy jets collided in mid-air, forcing the pilots to escape using parachutes. The incident is a rare and serious accident involving military aircraft. The cause of the collision is not yet known.
- Retired Navy admiral makes bombshell claim about UFOs and 'non-human intelligence' controlling them
Retired Navy Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet claims that UFOs may be controlled by non-human intelligence, sparking interest and concern about the phenomenon. The claim comes as a leading voice in America on the UAP phenomenon, adding gravity to the situation. The topic of UFOs remains a mystery with no clear answers.
- Fury as Kash Patel SNORKELS at sacred war tomb where 900 sailors still lie... then jets off to Las Vegas
Kash Patel visited a sacred war tomb where 900 sailors are buried and was seen snorkeling, sparking outrage before traveling to Las Vegas. The incident has caused widespread fury and condemnation. The tomb is a sacred site honoring the fallen sailors.
- Fury as Kash Patel SNORKELS at sacred war tomb where 900 sailors still lie... then jets off to Las Vegas
Kash Patel visited a sacred war tomb where 900 sailors are buried and was criticized for his behavior, then traveled to Las Vegas. The incident has sparked outrage and controversy. Patel's actions have been widely condemned.
- Navy admiral: Epic Fury could force tough cuts, personnel problems by July
Naval Operations Chief Adm. Daryl Caudle warned of potential cuts in training, routine operations and personnel by July due to lack of supplemental funding for Operation Epic Fury. The fiscal 2026 budget did not account for the operation. Cuts may be necessary without additional funding.
- New book envisions future of war in world devastated by climate change
A new book titled '2084: A Novel of Future War' explores warfare in a future world devastated by climate change. The book is co-authored by Elliot Ackerman and Retired Navy Admiral James Stavridis. They discuss their vision of future war nearly 60 years ahead.
- Tuesday briefing: Starmer’s ‘last chance’ speech and the possible challengers to his premiership
Keir Starmer gave a speech to draw a line under potential moves to replace him, but pressure is growing with over 70 Labour MPs calling for him to stand down. Donald Trump considers restarting US navy military escorts of ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Households cut back on spending in April due to fears of another cost of living crisis.
- Retired math teacher and Navy veteran, 73, says erectile dysfunction clinic left him $11,500 in debt after promising 'free' treatment
A 73-year-old retired math teacher and Navy veteran claims an erectile dysfunction clinic left him $11,500 in debt after promising 'free' treatment. The clinic allegedly failed to deliver on its promises. The veteran is now speaking out about his experience.
- Pentagon reveals location of nuclear-armed submarine after Trump rejects Iran proposal
The Pentagon revealed the location of a US Navy nuclear-armed submarine after President Trump rejected Iran's peace proposal. The submarine arrived in Gibraltar, a British territory on Spain's south coast. This move is rare and comes after a rejected peace proposal.
- Iran ceasefire on the brink as Donald Trump and Tehran trade insults amid attacks three US Navy vessels
Iran and the US are on the brink of a ceasefire, with Donald Trump and Tehran trading insults amid attacks on three US Navy vessels. The situation is tense, with both sides exchanging hostile rhetoric. A fragile peace may be at risk of collapsing.
- Round one of Iran fight went to the US military. But ending things is much harder
The US military declared an end to hostilities with Iran, but a ceasefire does not mean the war is over. The US Navy is still blockading Iranian ports and Iran's military has launched drones at US ships. The conflict is far from resolved.
- U.S. destroyers face second round of Iranian attacks
Two U.S. Navy destroyers were attacked by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, facing a fiercer and more sustained assault than previous attacks. The attack occurred on Thursday. American officials described the incident as a renewed Iranian assault.
- U.S. destroyers face second round of Iranian attacks
Two U.S. Navy destroyers were attacked by Iran while transiting the Strait of Hormuz, facing a fiercer and more sustained assault than previous attacks. The attack occurred on Thursday and was described by American officials. The warships had faced an earlier barrage only days before.
- Sister of sailor on USS Gerald R. Ford discusses her deployment: "That's the life of the military"
The USS Gerald R. Ford, the Navy's largest aircraft carrier, is returning to the U.S. after its longest deployment since the Vietnam War. Aviation Boatswain's Mate Airman Tiffany Galarza is among the sailors on board. Her sister Brianna Caudill discussed her deployment on 'The Daily Report'.
- To avoid risk of mines, Navy directs ships on path farther from Iran
The US Navy is directing ships to take a path farther from Iran to avoid the risk of mines in the Strait of Hormuz. The normal route is considered extremely hazardous due to mines laid by Iran. This action is taken as a precautionary measure.
- Rubio: Operation Epic Fury ‘over;’ Project Freedom won’t solve ‘whole Straits problem’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the conclusion of Operation Epic Fury in Iran. The operation is distinguished from the US Navy's newer effort to guide commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz. The US has moved past the initial stage of the operation.
- A nearly year-long deployment at sea takes a toll on military families
The USS Ford has been on a deployment for over 10 months, affecting roughly 15,000 sailors and Marines and their families in Norfolk, Va. The nearly year-long deployment at sea is taking a toll on military families. They await the return of their loved ones.
- Watch Live: Pentagon gives Iran war update amid Strait of Hormuz escalation
The US Navy defended against Iranian missiles and drones in the Strait of Hormuz, protecting two commercial vessels. The incident occurred amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran. The Pentagon is providing updates on the situation.
- Watch Live: Pentagon gives Iran war update amid Strait of Hormuz escalation
The U.S. Navy defended two commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz from Iranian missiles and attack drones. The incident occurred on Monday amid escalating tensions. The Pentagon is providing an update on the situation with Iran.
- 2 U.S. Navy destroyers transit Strait of Hormuz after dodging Iranian onslaught
Two U.S. Navy destroyers transited the Strait of Hormuz and entered the Persian Gulf after navigating an Iranian barrage. The transit was successful according to defense officials. This event involved the U.S. Navy and Iranian forces.
- 2 U.S. Navy destroyers transit Strait of Hormuz after dodging Iranian onslaught
Two U.S. Navy destroyers transited the Strait of Hormuz and entered the Persian Gulf after navigating an Iranian barrage. The event involved defense officials and took place in a sensitive geopolitical region. The successful transit indicates a significant naval operation.
- Two U.S. merchant ships cross Strait of Hormuz under Trump's new operation
Two U.S.-flagged merchant vessels sailed through the Strait of Hormuz with the assistance of the U.S. Navy as part of Operation Project Freedom. The U.S. military has changed its rules of engagement to strike immediate threats against ships in the region. Iran's armed forces warned commercial ships to refrain from passing through the strait without coordination.
- Live updates: US Navy aids vessels through Strait of Hormuz after Iran issues warning
Iran warned that it would not allow any movement through the Strait of Hormuz and threatened to fire on US combat vessels, after President Trump announced that the US will assist in freeing ships trapped in the waterway. The warning came hours after President Trump's statement on Sunday. The Strait of Hormuz is a critical waterway.
- Iran says it fired missiles at US warship to prevent it entering Hormuz
Iranian state media reports that two missiles struck a US navy destroyer to prevent it from entering the Strait of Hormuz. The incident involved a US warship and Iranian missiles. This event occurred in the context of naval activity in the region.
- "He wants action": Trump's frustration with Iran stalemate sparked Hormuz gambit
President Trump ordered a US operation to change the dynamic with Iran, presenting a plan to send naval vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, but opted for a more cautious approach. The US Navy will help commercial ships cross the strait by advising them on how to avoid mines and standing ready to intervene if Iran attacks. This move could lead to a confrontation with Iran.
- Trump says U.S. Navy will escort ships out of the Strait of Hormuz from Monday
President Trump announced that the US Navy will escort ships from foreign countries through the Strait of Hormuz starting Monday, warning Iran against disrupting the process. The move, called 'Project Freedom', aims to reopen the key strait and is seen as a challenge to Tehran's control. Trump claims the move is humanitarian, citing ships running low on food and supplies.
- Trump warns "clock is ticking" for Iran with no clear timeline set for further talks
President Trump ordered the Navy to 'shoot and kill any boat' placing mines in the Strait of Hormuz and warned that 'the clock is ticking' for Iran. The statements were made via social media and reported by CBS News political reporter Zak Hudak.
- Trump orders Navy to ‘shoot and kill’ any boat laying mines in Strait of Hormuz
President Trump ordered the U.S. Navy to 'shoot and kill' any boat involved in laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz, part of heightened mine-clearing efforts in the strategic waterway. The directive emphasizes aggressive military action against suspected mine-laying vessels.
- Live updates: Senate gets DHS funding rolling; Trump orders Navy to sink mine-laying vessels in Strait
Senate Republicans adopted a budget resolution to fund the Department of Homeland Security, which has been shut down since mid-February. The resolution sets up a process for a budget reconciliation package on immigration enforcement next month. President Trump ordered the Navy to sink mine-laying vessels in a strategic waterway.
- Navy secretary departs immediately as undersecretary takes over in acting role
U.S. Navy Secretary John C. Phelan has left his post immediately, with Undersecretary Hung Cao assuming the role of Acting Secretary of the Navy. The Pentagon confirmed the transition, citing Phelan's departure from the administration and expressing gratitude for his service.