The United States Navy Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Minnesota arrives at Naval Base Guam on November 26, 2024, ...

In a surprising development, the US Navy ... attack submarines and is centered around an "All Up Round" (AUR) concept. This includes an expendable booster, a nuclear-capable cruise missile, and a ...

The U.S. Navy has a massive submarine fleet, and every vessel is nuclear-powered. It's been that way since the submarine force fully modernized with nuclear power with the decommissioning of its ...

NEW DELHI: An Indian Navy Submarine on transit along the West Coast on Thursday evening was hit by a fishing vessel. The fishing boat capsized with all its crew falling into the water. The Indian ...

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A fishing vessel collided with a submarine of the Indian Navy about 70 nautical miles off Goa coast and a massive rescue operation is underway to trace two missing crew members of the vessel ...

but that he remained concerned that the program would “operationally impact” Navy submarines’ ability to do their jobs in the Pacific and elsewhere. “That actually will prevent us perhaps ...

A fishing trawler, Marthoma, with a crew of 13 capsized after colliding with an Indian Navy submarine off the coast of Goa. The Navy rescued 11 crew members, while two remain missing. A search and ...

Concerns also persist about whether it will irrevocably change the very nature of the American attack submarine ... the United States to proportionately respond to a limited nuclear strike by an ...

Crew members of the new USS Oklahoma are getting to know their namesake state. Navy Cmdr. Aaron Stutzman, captain of the nuclear submarine USS Oklahoma SSN 802, and a handful of his crew are ...

In a maritime incident on Thursday, a fishing vessel with 13 crew members collided with an Indian Navy submarine approximately 70 nautical miles off the Goa coast. As per officials, the Indian ...

Instead of merely guarding Chinese naval bases and supporting an invasion of Taiwan, China's Marine Corps appears to be preparing for amphibious operations around the world — just as US Marines do.