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From Classroom to Orbit: NPS Student Team Builds ISS-Bound Imaging System
At the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), a team of students and faculty is demonstrating how space innovation is not the product of a single discipline, but the result of tightly coordinated teamwork across time and academic disciplines. Their project, the Terahertz Imaging Camera (TIC), set to launch to the International Space Station (ISS) in 2027, stands as a powerful example of how NPS transfor...[Read More]
From hot dogs to haircuts, your Veterans Day deals await
Service members, veterans and their families know that Veterans Day means much more than a discount or deal at their local eatery or store. Still, a number of businesses want to show their appreciation for those who serve or have served, so check out the deals below that honor your service. Our annual list of verified Veterans Day deals is here to help you navigate offers from restaurants, retail ...[Read More]
From Inglewood to Anchors: A Journey of Resilience and Purpose
Born in Inglewood, California to parents from Panama, Chief Select Tavalk Minerve’s journey to anchors began with lessons of perseverance from his single mother, who raised him and his sister to never settle. What started as an unplanned enlistment in 2002 after a high school setback became a 23-year career marked by adaptability, leadership, and resilience—from striking ABF aboard USS George Wash...[Read More]
From MRAP to MADIS: Legacy of Innovation Endures at NIWC Atlantic
As one of the Navy’s top labs in systems integration, NIWC Atlantic engineering and ingrained innovation culture continue to deliver information warfare-dominant platforms that make the Naval and Joint Force more connected, resilient and lethal.
From Navy SEAL to Army chaplain: How one veteran found a new purpose in service
Former Navy SEAL Capt. Daron Miller found a new definition of strength when he shifted his focus from elite performance to a career as a U.S. Army chaplain, using his background to support soldiers. At 19, Miller was searching for something difficult to accomplish and a way to define his identity. While browsing a book about Navy SEALs, he found his challenge. “I decided to join the Navy and becom...[Read More]
From Pier to Platform: Seabees Enable Autonomous Operations During Obangame Express 2026
U.S. Navy Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 1 and 22nd Naval Construction Regiment (NCR) are enabling the next generation of maritime operations during Exercise Obangame Express (OE) 2026, constructing expeditionary infrastructure designed to support autonomous systems in the Gulf of Guinea.
From Spreadsheets to Deckplates: Meet the Fleet Builds a Warfighter Mindset
Imagine 90-degree August heat in Norfolk as civilian employees step aboard an aircraft carrier and begin climbing from the lower decks. The air carries a metallic smell, sweat quickly soaks through clothing, knees ache from steep ladders, and low overheads require constant ducking through narrow passageways. What was a challenging tour for Naval Supply Systems Command Weapon Systems Support (NAVSU...[Read More]
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Future Sailors from Navy Talent Acquisition Group Philadelphia recite the oath of enlistment during the 126th Army-Navy football game at M&T Bank Stadium, in Baltimore, Dec. 13. The Army-Navy football game is one of the oldest and most storied contests in the history of collegiate athletics. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Thaddeus Berry)
Future aircraft carrier Doris Miller delayed until 2034
The U.S. Navy’s fourth Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier will be delivered two years late because of limited construction space at the shipyard where it’s being built, according to the Navy. The service’s fiscal 2027 shipbuilding budget estimate, which was released in April, shows that USS Doris Miller’s arrival was bumped from February 2032 to February 2034 due to “constraints” at Huntington ...[Read More]
Future Navy Intelligence Officer to Get Master’s Degree at Age 19
At an age when most are just starting college, Avery Cloutier is finishing grad school, ready to tackle his next challenge, OCS and the U.S. Navy.
Future of Chicago’s Soldier Field Uncertain as Bears Eye Move to Indiana
Chicago’s 102-year-old Soldier Field faces an uncertain future as the Bears explore a move to Indiana, raising questions about lost events, including Army-Navy games, and tax revenue.
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260625-N-TL932-1214 Future Sailors and Navy recruiters from Navy Talent Acquisition Group Mid-America march through Ballpark Village to the 68th Annual Cardinal Company event in St. Louis, Missouri, June 25. Cardinal Company is named after the St. Louis Cardinals, who together with NTAG Mid-America and the St. Louis Navy League, have sponsored the group annually since 1958. Every year, Cardinal Co...[Read More]