The U.S. Navy is trying to pull off a difficult trick: replace the retiring Ohio-class guided-missile submarines without losing the ability to unleash massive salvos of cruise missiles from the deep.

Deep beneath the Pacific’s vast blue expanse, a silent sentinel glides through the darkness. Its crew of 155 sailors operates in conditions so classified that their families often don’t know where ...

In a major fleet reshuffle, the U.S. Navy has redeployed its new Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine, the USS Wyoming, to ...

The U.S. Navy is deploying an upgraded counter-drone electronic warfare system aboard Ohio-class nuclear-powered ...

The US Naval fleet is the strongest in the world, with some of the most capable and iconic ships on the water along with some of the world's most advanced nuclear subs operating strategically around ...

The USS Wyoming arrived at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor and completed a hull swap with USS Pennsylvania, which changed homeport ...

Currently, the United States Navy has four nuclear submarine classes in service, the Ohio, Los Angeles, Virginia, and Seawolf. When you picture a submarine capable of launching a nuclear missile, you ...

The United States Navy has awarded nearly $77 billion in contracts for another series of nuclear-powered submarines. The ...