Navy

Donald Wayne Oliver was arrested in Dickson after allegedly beating 84-year-old Navy veteran Dallas 'Papa' Mathis outside a Nashville convenience store, causing facial injuries requiring reconstructive surgery. Mathis is recovering at his granddaughter's home, and his family raised funds for medical costs.

Metro Nashville Police arrested Donald Wayne Oliver Jr. for allegedly assaulting 84-year-old Navy veteran Dallas Mathis outside a Shelby Avenue gas station, resulting in facial fractures and surgery. The arrest followed surveillance video evidence and a public appeal for help identifying the suspect, with Mathis' family raising funds for medical expenses via GoFundMe.

The Navy’s oldest carrier, USS Nimitz, arrived in Norfolk for what is expected to be its final deployment. It will spend its last year in Norfolk before being decommissioned.

The Navy is hinting at the next phase of its important drone boat program. The article does not provide specific details about the upcoming developments.

The Navy's Drishti-10 UAV crashed near Gujarat’s Porbandar, prompting an inquiry. No injuries or casualties were reported on the ground. This is the second incident involving the Hermes-900-based platform in approximately 18 months.

The Navy has identified a crew member who was lost after an MH-60 Seahawk helicopter crashed in the Arabian Sea. Three of the four crew members were rescued at sea on July 1.

A Navy veteran father died after entering his burning Maryland home to rescue his 10-year-old son, unaware the child had already escaped safely. The fire was caused by a July Fourth firework, according to the report.

A Navy commander and father of two was lost at sea after a helicopter emergency water landing. Three of the four crew members were recovered, and the Navy suspended its search for the missing sailor on Sunday.

The Navy identified a missing sailor following an emergency landing in the Arabian Sea. Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao ordered Cmdr. Gabriel Edwards to be posthumously promoted to captain.

The Navy has identified a missing sailor following an emergency landing in the Arabian Sea. Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao has directed that Cmdr. Gabriel Edwards be posthumously promoted to captain.

Kari Chinna, the lone survivor of a boat capsize incident in Visakhapatnam, was rescued by a passing merchant ship after spending a day adrift. The Coast Guard and Navy are currently searching for the six others still missing.

The Staten Island Ferry will be shut down for hours on July 4 due to Navy ships participating in America's 250th anniversary celebration, as decided by the Coast Guard.

President Donald Trump's crypto businesses generated $1.2 billion in revenue last year, surpassing his property portfolio's earnings. The House leadership canceled votes due to a Republican revolt blocking the defense bill, while a U.S. Navy helicopter made an emergency landing in the Arabian Sea, leaving one sailor missing. John Brennan sued the Trump administration to preserve records for his defense, and Vice President Vance noted ongoing talks with Iran and Qatar focused on the Strait of Hormuz.

The Navy must expedite replacing the T-45 trainer as Boeing and Lockheed exit the competition, according to columnist Robbin Laird. Service officials emphasize the need to proceed despite the reduced competition.

A Marine missing from the USS Anchorage during training off Southern California has shifted to a recovery mission involving Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Air Force assets. The search covered 2,400 square miles with three surface ships and 12 aircraft, while the Marine's identity remains withheld pending family notification.

A U.S. Marine is missing during a training exercise off southern California, prompting a multi-agency search. The Navy transitioned from search-and-rescue to recovery efforts, covering 2,400 square miles with ships and aircraft. The incident follows a similar military search in Morocco for missing Army soldiers.

Multiple agencies are searching for a U.S. Marine missing during a training exercise off the coast of southern California. The search began early Thursday morning after the Marine was reported missing.

A U.S. Marine is missing during a training exercise off southern California, prompting a multi-agency search involving the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Air Force. This is the second such incident in six weeks, following the recovery of a U.S. Army soldier's remains in Morocco in May.

The Suquamish Tribe and the Navy have signed an agreement regarding a new drydock project in Kitsap County. The agreement outlines terms before the military begins construction of the drydock.

The WAVY Navy Ship Salute visits Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek–Fort Story to explore landing craft air cushions (LCACs) operated by Assault Craft Unit 4. These high-speed amphibious hovercraft transport Marines, their equipment, and weapons systems directly to destinations.

A man is being held for allegedly impersonating a Navy officer and cheating an individual out of ₹18 lakh. The case involves fraudulent activities linked to false pretenses of military affiliation.

Precious Bland was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the drowning death of her 1-year-old daughter and the attempted murders of her husband and teenage daughter. Authorities stated Bland, who suffered from self-inflicted stab wounds and claimed to hear voices instructing her to baptize her family, was diagnosed with COVID-19-induced psychosis. Her attorney argued her actions were due to mental defects caused by the virus, marking one of the first successful COVID-related insanity defenses in the U.S.

Nearly 630 plaintiffs affected by Navy water contamination in Central Oʻahu will receive $17 million in court settlements under two lawsuits filed under the Federal Tort Claims Act. The DOJ described the payments as a 'just and fair resolution,' while victims criticized the amounts as insufficient to cover health damages and other losses.

The House Appropriations Committee approved $1.55 billion to revive the Air Force's E-7 Wedgetail program by reallocating funds from the Navy's E-2D Hawkeye account and a classified Air Force line, though it restored the Navy's funding after opposition. The money will fund E-7 prototypes and development, aiming to replace the retiring E-3 battle management aircraft.

Sen. Rand Paul subpoenaed Anthony Fauci to appear before the Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs. The Army and Navy have reinstated the flu shot requirement.

President Trump claims the Iran deal is 'unconditional surrender,' citing the destruction of Iran's military assets including 159 ships and 200 airplanes. He detailed a covert U.S. operation involving nightly ship sinkings and radar disruption over two months, which he said went undetected until recently.

Government officials discovered a cache of radiological materials, including uranium, in a cabinet at the Hunters Point shipyard in San Francisco. The materials were allegedly hidden by a former employee of a US Navy subcontractor.

The Navy discovered a hidden storage site and recovered 17,000 litres of crude oil. The naval spokesperson noted that criminals are using increasingly sophisticated methods to conceal their oil theft operations.

The Navy is preparing a science-and-tech strategy designed to prioritize speed and focus. The initiative emphasizes rapid development and targeted advancements in scientific and technological capabilities.

The Navy is upgrading nuclear weapons systems, including ballistic submarines based at Hood Canal. The article invites public input on these plans.

A Pakistani Air Force aircraft crashed during a training flight near Mardan, killing both pilots. The military has ordered an inquiry into the incident, and officials including the president, prime minister, and army chief expressed condolences. The crash follows a recent military helicopter accident in Pakistan-administered Kashmir that killed 22 soldiers.

The Navy arrested three suspected pipeline vandals following a joint operation with a private surveillance company after reports of a deliberate breach along the pipeline corridor.

President Trump disclosed that Iran contacted him following US strikes. Other headlines include the New York Knicks' historic NBA Finals comeback, FBI arrests in a fraud case, and various political and legal developments.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's targeted blocks on promotions of Navy and Air Force officers have drawn criticism from former military leaders, who describe the actions as unprecedented and an abuse of power. A majority of the nine stalled Navy promotions reportedly involved women or minorities.

A Navy sailor was sentenced to 44 years in prison for strangling a fellow service member in a Virginia barracks room. The case involved a guilty plea to unpremeditated murder and highlighted concerns about prior warnings not being addressed.

A Navy sailor was sentenced to 44 years for killing fellow service member Angelina Resendiz in his Virginia barracks room. He admitted to strangling her with his hands.

President Donald Trump's attendance at sporting events is associated with home team losses in several cases, including the New York Knicks, Washington Nationals, and Washington Commanders. However, exceptions exist, such as the New York Yankees and Navy beating Army. The article notes Trump's obsession with winning and his presence often sparking negative reactions from fans.

President Donald Trump's attendance at sporting events often correlates with home team losses, as seen with the New York Knicks, Washington Nationals, and Washington Commanders. However, exceptions exist, such as the New York Yankees and Navy victories. Trump's presence has also drawn mixed reactions, including booing in Democratic-leaning areas.

Maya Millete vanished on Jan. 7, 2021, and her husband Larry Millete is accused of her murder and concealing her body. Journal entries from Maya were read aloud in the San Diego murder case against Larry.

A Navy sailor admitted to strangling fellow sailor Angelina Resendiz in 2025, with her mother criticizing military leaders for failing to address prior allegations against him. The sailor, Jeremiah Copeland, pleaded guilty to murder and other charges, including assault and indecent recording, and faces a minimum of 40 years in prison.