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After more than a decade of dog treats and deliveries, a UPS driver in Georgia shared an emotional moment with a couple of pups and their owner as he bid them farewell during his last shift. The ...
As the sun hoists itself above the James River on a steamy summer day, families of sailors on the USS Gerald R. Ford trudge ...
The USS Gerald R. Ford shoved away from its moorings at Naval Station Norfolk around 9 a.m. Tuesday. Tugboats slowly pushed the bow of the 1,092-foot aircraft carrier eastward, toward ...
The USS Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group has set sail from the U.S. on a journey that may eventually lead it toward the ...
The United States' most advanced aircraft carrier leaves Virginia for a regularly scheduled deployment that could position it near Israel after the U.S. inserted itself in Israel's war to destroy Iran ...
The Virginia-based USS Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group is expected to deploy to Europe next week near the Middle East, ...
The USS Winston S. Churchill departed from Naval Station Mayport Saturday morning for a regularly scheduled deployment with ...
Tyler Reddick (99.21% playoff probability) snapped a nine-race win streak by Ford at the two-mile oval last season. I’d expect the No. 45 driver to be a player to defend his win, ...
After an eventful deployment to Europe and the Red Sea, the Nimitz class aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) berthed at Naval Station Norfolk on Jun. 1, 2025.
USS Tripoli (LHA-7) is quietly making its way to Sasebo, Japan, the Navy announced Tuesday. The America-class amphibious class assault ship departed Naval Base San Diego on May 19, according to a ...
A West Coast destroyer departed on Tuesday as the latest ship to deploy in support of operations in U.S. Northern Command, reads a statement from U.S. Fleet Forces. USS Sampson (DDG-102) left from ...
Dan Keeler, shown in the 1994 Sherman Oaks Notre Dame yearbook, will be the commander of the naval aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (Sherman Oaks Notre Dame Yearbook.) By Eric Sondheimer.