Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Chicago (SSN 721) congratulated 16 newly promoted Sailors during an all-hands call on the pier in Apra Harbor, Guam, June 2.

Navy Wounded Warrior (NWW) ‒ Safe Harbor hosted the 2017 Navy Region Mid-Atlantic Family Symposium June 2, at the Holiday Inn Virginia Beach- Oceanside.

Students from Portsmouth High School taking Cindy Perry's Advanced Placement U.S. History Course had a unique opportunity to learn about previous wars from some local military veterans over the course of their class.

Sailors from Navy Medicine Operational Training Center (NMOTC) were recently shown a provocative tribute in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Week

Nearly 200 Navy, Marine Corps, and civilian personnel concluded a weeklong exercise aiming to successfully integrate the new F-35B Joint Strike Fighter into the fleet.

When opportunity knocks, you have two choices -- seize the chance or let it slip away.

Retired Capt. Doug Knittel, a psychiatrist in Naval Medical Center Portsmouth's (NMCP) Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic, has been named an American Psychiatric Association (APA) Distinguished Fellow -- an honor bestowed on select members each year.

Small towns exist all over the country, and each is as different as the states they occupy. For many small towns, leaving to serve your country after high school is a high point of pride.

Aboard USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) (Ike) there are more than 5,200 Sailors from a variety of backgrounds and cultures, and this alone can make the all-important task of finding a mentor who fits the individual Sailor's needs complicated.

Rear Adm. Linda Wackerman, Deputy, Naval Inspector GeneralQ: How did you decide to join the Navy?A: I joined during an age where the movie Top Gun came out and the Blue Angels were making cool videos with Van Halen singing in the background.I wanted to fly but give back to my country, first and