Don Walsh — along with Swiss oceanographer Jacques Piccard — became the first person to descend to the deepest part of the ...

Don Walsh (along with Swiss oceanographer Jacques Piccard) became the first person to descend to the deepest part of the ...

Trieste made its historic descent into the depths of the Mariana Trench in January 1960. Three months later, the CIA’s U2 spy ...

For most of the 20th century, virtually every naval ship had asbestos aboard in some capacity. Now, the U.S. Navy is the military branch believed to have the highest rate of mesothelioma, a cancer ...

Yesterday, at the U.S. Naval Academy, two ships were named after explorers USN Capt. Don Walsh and retired USN Cmdr. Victor Vescovo: the T-AGOS 25 and T-AGOS 26.

An expeditionary medical ship used by the Navy will be named for the city of Portsmouth. Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro named the Bethesda-class ship to honor the city’s long legacy of hosting ...

The British navy tracked a Russian spy ship in the English Channel this week, the UK's defence secretary has said, amid concerns about the sabotage of undersea cables. Defence Secretary John ...

Lisa Franchetti set a goal for the Navy last fall that she conceded might ... a five-part plan that includes getting new ships in the water on time while also creating more maintenance ...

The United Kingdom has confirmed that one of its Royal Navy nuclear-powered submarines surfaced close to the Yantar, a notorious Russian spy ship late last year, to make it clear it was being observed ...

19, 2016, in San Diego. Mabus met with sailors aboard the America, after meeting with shipbuilders earlier Wednesday. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull) A new guided missile Navy destroyer ship will be named in ...

The US Navy (USN) has agreed to change its ship-modernisation plan developed for guided-missile cruisers (CGs) following a critique and recommendation by the US Government Accountability Office ...

However, Powell quickly noted that he could not say if there were naval ships from the US and China during their respective activities since warships typically — and could legally — turn off their ...