Standing at 7 feet tall and gazing toward the Pacific Ocean, the Lone Sailor statue was unveiled during a ceremony at the Ricardo J. Bordallo Governor's Complex in Hagatna, Guam Dec. 15...

Active-duty service members, veterans and civilian volunteers gathered at the Albert G. Horton Jr. Memorial Veterans Cemetery for the 11th annual wreath-laying event Dec. 15...

If someone wants to learn a foreign language, they must do four things: study, study, study, and immerse themselves in the language and culture...

The Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) bid farewell to 365 graduates earning 368 advanced degrees, including 37 international students, during the 2018 Fall Quarter Graduation ceremony in King Auditorium, Dec. 14...

Navy Personnel Command (NPC) is receiving encouraging feedback from the recently concluded Fleet testing phase of the new performance evaluation coaching tool, which is part of ongoing Sailor 2025 personnel systems modernization efforts, NPC leadership said Dec. 14...

How do you give two-star admirals and senior civilian executives some time and space away from their offices to think intently about leadership? The College of Leadership and Ethics at U.S. Naval War College believes that it has developed an effective approach...

The Lone Sailor statue near the main gate at Recruit Training Command (RTC) stands as a testament to countless graduates of the Navy's only boot camp...

The John C. Stennis Carrier Strike Group (CSG), the Essex Amphibious Ready Group (ARG), and the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) completed integrated operations in the Arabian Sea, Dec. 15...

Under Secretary of the Navy Thomas Modly visited Romania Dec. 13-14 as part of a multination trip to the European region focused on strengthening partnerships and cooperation...

Air Test and Evaluation Squadron (VX) 1's E-2D Hawkeye Operation Test Team completed aerial refueling (AR) training on Dec. 3, to become the first fleet aviators to be AR qualified on the E-2D...