Larry Dusenbery, 84, recently visited the USS Little Rock, the Navy guided missile cruiser he served on from 1967-1969. He ...

Lloyd’s Register and UK ports body urge ports to prepare for nuclear ships. Find the latest news from the maritime industry on the PortNews website.

The IRGC Navy said on Thursday that four ships transferring oil cargo between vessels in the northern Persian Gulf had been hit and were burning. It also said three other ships struck mines and caught ...

Welcome back to the Daily Aviation, as we explore modern U.S. Navy surface operations, from the Littoral Combat Ship and its ...

No one likes taxes - but in the late 19th century opposition to a law requiring payment to register a dog - led to an armed standoff between Maori in Hokianga and government forces. Dogs were an ...

Regarding the sinking of two merchant ships near the Strait of Hormuz, reports from various countries between October 14 and ...

By Robbin Laird A recent essay in the Center for International Maritime Security, Hervé Auffret’s “What Naval Power Cannot Buy,” makes an argument that should unsettle anyone still planning maritime ...

A long line of vehicles​ departed Marshall University’s Memorial Student Center Tuesday morning, forming an escort headed to San Antonio, Texas. The VIP was a ...

Historic moment in maritime! The first commercial ship-to-ship green ammonia bunkering has been completed in Zhoushan, China.

America faces a ship recycling crisis, with dozens of Navy ships set for retirement and scrapping in the next 5 years. A ship ...

The North Shore robotics startup's Navy contract ceiling jumps to $300 million, showcasing AI and robotics deployment at scale for ship inspections.