June 21 marks the official start of the summer season in Virginia. This is a time of sun, higher temperatures and opportunities for outdoor fun and recreation...

As debates raged in taverns, halls and homes throughout the eastern seaboard in June 1788, only eight of 13 colonies had ratified a future United States Constitution...

With more than 18 nations, 50 surface ships, 36 aircraft, two submarines and 8,600 personnel involved in the 47th annual Baltic Operations (BALTOPS), the people of Naval Oceanography are easily overshadowed but their work fortifies the entire exercise...

In Part I of this story, Marquis de Lafayette, a French nobleman, traveled and fought alongside Gen. George Washington, forming a father-son bond with the soon-to-be first president of the United States...

With family in both the Army and the Marines, Gunner's Mate 2nd Class Desiree Russell, a native of Chesterfield, Va., chose to serve her country through the Navy which has enabled her to travel the world...

For many Sailors in the Navy, ranking up to the next pay grade is a goal to strive for. Some are fortunate enough to achieve it within a few tries, but for others it can take some time. For Senior Chief Quartermaster Kevin Oliver, it took 11 years of hard work, dedication and patience...

BALTOPS 2019 afforded a U.S. Navy Chief the opportunity for a long-awaited homecoming...

Naval Health Clinic Cherry Point Sailors rebuild a dock on Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point...

Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic developed and fielded 3D virtual training technology traditionally used by Navy submariners as part of a New Equipment Training (NET) package designed for U.S. Marine Corps communicators...

Six junior Navy technologists recently out of college proved the potential of their project known as PEGASUS (Power and Energy Generation Analysis SimUlation System) to integrate electric weapons and electric propulsion systems aboard Navy ships...