The chief of naval operations says the Navy will boost its Asia presence despite a $10 billion shortfall this year from budget reductions.

Defense Department leaders say the military must re-evaluate the defense strategy, but don’t expect the Air-Sea Battle concepts to drift away.

The Navy’s aircraft carrier fleet has been hit especially hard by budget cuts with the fleet size dropping to 10.

The head of Naval Suface Forces recommended the Navy re-evaluate the next flights of LCS in a classified report to the CNO.

CentCom chief explains to Congress what it means to go from two to one carrier in the Gulf because of budget cuts.

Marine Corps Commandant plans to brief the SecNav on the program before taking the next step toward replacing the Amphibious Assault Vehicle.

Is this just the same drill that has gone on in years past, or is this year different because of the fiscal crisis?

They Navy’s secret weapon on Capitol Hill expects to retire in 2013 after four years serving as the Navy’s No. 2 civilian.

The LCS program has used this week’s Surface Navy Association conference in DC for a full-court messaging press against the ever-controversial platform’s critics.

Commander of U.S. Fleet Forces Command describes the challenges facing the Navy beyond sequestration and the budget cuts.

Vice Adm. Thomas Copeman gave a blunt assessment Tuesday of the Navy surface fleet’s state of readiness in the face of budget cuts combined with the new defense strategy.

Electric Boat division provides General Dynamics a financial cushion ahead of the coming defense cuts.

Navy Rear Adm. John Kirby, the service’s top spokesperson, takes issue with a piece published on Time’s Battleland Blog about the LCS program.

U.S. Navy admirals take comfort in the Pacific pivot while their sister services nervously await the fallout from slashes to planned defense spending.

Tightening defense budgets have raised questions whether the Corps can afford the Amphibious Combat Vehicle and the Marine Personnel Carrier.

In his farewell message, Adm. John C. Harvey admits failures and urges surface warfare community to start operating like a military again.

The Marine Corps commandant works to keep the Amphibious Combat Vehicle program on track avoiding the pitfalls of the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle.

A pattern of reports makes clear that LCS, as envisioned, may need to evolve. But evolve into what?

Tensions persist between China and its neighbors over territorial claims to oil-rich shoals in South China Sea influencing U.S. naval presence.

Company to use own R&D funds to fill potential $10B market for mid size maritime surveillance aircraft over next decade.