A US Naval admiral recommends the Navy censure the top officers of the USS Enterprise over a series of lewd videos produced on the ship.

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Censure call for lewd Navy videos

A team of divers say they have discovered the remains of the USS Revenge, a ship commanded by the Navy’s Oliver Hazard Perry that wrecked in 1811.

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Divers ‘find USS Revenge remains’

Is it too soon to say “coverup”? Two more raunchy videos by a top officer aboard the USS Enterprise have surfaced, raising questions about whether superior officers knew of then-Executive Officer Owen Honors’ activities. Relieved of his command…

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Navy Officer Made Other Raunchy Videos

Actress Glenn Close said she is “distraught” that her image was used in one of a series of profanity- and slur-laden videos aboard the Navy’s USS Enterprise.

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Glenn Close slams raunchy Navy video

The Navy is expected to relieve the captain of the USS Enterprise of his post because of profane videos shown when he was second in command, an official says.

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Captain losing post over raunchy videos

The Navy has opened an investigation into how a series of raunchy videos, full of sexual innuendo and anti-gay remarks, were produced and shown to the crew of the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise while on deployment supporting the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Raunchy videos shown to Navy crew

Watching US-Japan exercises on the USS George Washington

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Show of strength

The U.S. and South Korea have begun military naval drills on the Yellow Sea-a move meant to serve as a “deterrence” to North Korea after this week’s deadly attack. The nuclear-powered USS George Washington sporting 75 fighter jets has been dispatched…

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U.S., South Korea Begin War Drills

The USS George Washington will join military drills off the Korean peninsula. The U.S. says the drills were planned before North Korea’s attack that killed four people.

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U.S. sends ships to Korean peninsula

The Carnival Splendor cruise ship was stranded briefly at sea after an engine fire, floating 55 miles off the coast of Mexico. All 4,500 passengers and crew are unharmed. The Navy is sending an aircraft carrier, the USS Ronald Reagan, to help with the…

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Carnival Cruise Stranded