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USS Stout Leaves Norfolk as U.S. Navy Readies Guided-Missile Destroyer for Deployment

The guided-missile destroyer USS Stout departed Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia, to begin deployment operations after completing months of training, maintenance and certification events. The departure underscores the Navy’s steady operational tempo as it continues to cycle combat-ready surface ships through global missions and forward presence requirements.

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India Entertainment & Culture6h ago

Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson Bring Easy Charm to Action Comedy 'Runner,' Even as the Third Act Falters

Runner pairs Alan Ritchson's bruising screen presence with Owen Wilson's breezy comic timing in a fast-moving action comedy set in Brisbane, Australia. The film delivers sharp chemistry, lively set pieces and an appealing odd-couple dynamic, though its overcooked final stretch and an unwarranted character death blunt some of its momentum.

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World Politics & Diplomacy3h ago

Navy-Marine Corps Osprey Test Marks New Step in Anti-Submarine Warfare Capability

A joint Navy-Marine Corps test team has completed the first lot acceptance test of sonobuoys launched from an MV-22B Osprey off San Clemente Island, California, a milestone that could broaden how the fleet hunts submarines. The test lays groundwork for wider tactical use of the tiltrotor aircraft in anti-submarine warfare, strengthening a capability increasingly important in contested maritime environments.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace3h ago

Pentagon Puts Advanced Energy Projects on Display as Military Seeks Resilient Power

The Pentagon is showcasing more than 100 energy innovation exhibits, highlighting a broad push to make U.S. forces less dependent on vulnerable fuel lines and more capable of operating in contested environments. Among the projects on display are the Army's Tactical Microgrid Standard, the Navy's microwave-based space power concept and the Air Force's Modular Energy for Tactical Expeditionary Operations Resource system.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace3h ago

USS Stout Leaves Norfolk as U.S. Navy Readies Guided-Missile Destroyer for Deployment Operations

The guided-missile destroyer USS Stout departed Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia, to begin deployment operations after completing months of training, maintenance and certification events. The departure marks the next phase in the Navy's effort to keep combat-ready surface ships at sea, with Stout now moving from preparation to operational tasking.

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World Politics & Diplomacy5h ago

U.S. Navy Awards $562 Million First Production Contract for MQ-25A Stingray Drone Tanker

The U.S. Navy has awarded Boeing a $562 million contract for initial production of the MQ-25A Stingray, marking the program's transition from development into manufacturing. The carrier-based unmanned aircraft is designed to refuel jets at sea, a capability the Navy says will extend the range and endurance of its carrier air wings while easing pressure on manned aircraft.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace5h ago

USS St. Louis Deploys to Southern Border Mission as U.S. Expands Maritime Enforcement Role

The littoral combat ship USS St. Louis has departed Naval Station Mayport, Florida, to support U.S. Northern Command's mission at the southern border, where it will help enable maritime interdiction operations aimed at stopping illegal drugs and other unlawful activity. The deployment underscores the growing use of naval assets in border security efforts and reflects the Pentagon's broader effort to reinforce U.S. homeland defense operations.

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Space Exploration & Commercial Space6h ago

Hegseth Joins First Meeting of Presidential Commission on U.S. Space Academy at NASA Headquarters

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth attended the inaugural meeting of the presidential commission examining the creation of a U.S. Space Academy, signaling that the administration is treating the proposal as a national security and force-development issue. The gathering at NASA headquarters in Washington marked the first formal step in a process that could reshape how the United States trains future military and space professionals.

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Global Society & Public Affairs6h ago

U.S. and Japanese Teams Test Disaster Medical Readiness in Kanagawa Drill

Sailors from U.S. Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Yokosuka joined U.S. and Japanese military, government, medical and emergency response organizations for Exercise Big Rescue Kanagawa 2026, a bilateral drill focused on disaster medical readiness. The exercise underscored the growing importance of coordinated response planning in a region where earthquakes, typhoons and other large-scale emergencies can quickly overwhelm local systems.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace7h ago

U.S. Navy Demonstrates Unmanned Refueling at Sea in Push for Persistent Robotic Operations

The Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division has demonstrated a robotic towed connector that can repeatedly capture, refuel and release an unmanned surface vessel off the coast of Virginia, marking a significant step toward sustained unmanned naval operations. The test underscores the Navy's effort to extend the range, endurance and operational flexibility of robotic systems at sea without requiring direct human intervention.

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World Politics & Diplomacy9h ago

Navy Moves MH-60 Sea Hawk Modernization Forward With New Industry Prototype Team

The U.S. Navy has advanced its MH-60 Sea Hawk helicopter service life modernization effort by identifying industry performers to enter the first phase of a statement of work collaboration for a tailorable architecture leveraging open systems prototype project. The move signals a push to make the fleet more adaptable, upgradeable and sustainable as the service looks to extend the operational life of one of its most widely used rotary-wing aircraft.

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Global Environment & Science9h ago

USS George Washington Marks 200,000th Fixed-Wing Recovery in Indian Ocean Milestone

The aircraft carrier USS George Washington has reached a major aviation landmark, recovering its 200,000th fixed-wing aircraft while underway in the Indian Ocean after 34 years of continuous service. The milestone underscores the carrier's long operational history and its enduring role in projecting American sea power across some of the world's most strategically important waters.

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Washington, D.C.(1)Norfolk, Virginia(1)Naval Station Norfolk(1)