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To avoid the kind of collisions with civilian vessels that have happened this year, the US Navy has started broadcasting the locations and routes of some of its ships as they pass through busy waters.

Richard Tyr Blewitt · Oct 6, 2017 · Hot! with 10 comments

The United States government is buying up zero-day and other types of digital exploits found in popular software. Their official stated goal is to use these in developing attack programs.

Vlad Dudau · Jun 15, 2015 · Hot! with 10 comments

Once you enter the lobby you face wall of big screens, displaying current critical operations. Jeff Clarkson, research engineer at SPAWAR, wants you to see all relevant information, as you move through the lobby. Then,...

· Sep 29, 2009 · Hot! with 30 comments

The Navy has removed a YouTube video posted on May 23 shot aboard the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan. Nothing in the video compromised operational security, but officials were worried about the "lack of propriety" involving...

· Aug 19, 2007 · Hot! with 9 comments

While the United States Army has just recently enjoyed the three year anniversary of its first videogame, America's Army, the Navy has only just caught on to this trend of recruiting attempts geared specifically to...

· Jul 19, 2005 with -1 comments

A playable demo of Navy SEALs: Weapons of Mass Destruction is now available, offering the opportunity to try out the Lithtech-powered first-person shooter that was released a few months ago by Jar Head Games and...

Marcel Klum · Sep 30, 2003 with 1 comment

When Lt. Cmdr. Michael Crockett was promoted to executive officer of the guided missile destroyer USS Porter, he naturally sought advice from fellow officers on other ships. But he did not pick up the phone....

Michael Stanclift · Jan 6, 2003 with 1 comment

Navy Seals: Covert Ops (NS-CO or NSQ3) is intended to be a realistic simulator for military warfare under different conditions and in different environments. This simulator is based on the Quake3 Engine by Id Software....

Marcel Klum · Mar 10, 2002 with -1 comments

God help us all! j/k :O Thanks Charles for this news byte. The Navy goes Win2k! The Navy's next-generation aircraft carrier will use Microsoft Windows 2000 to run its communications systems, aircraft and...

Steven Parker · Nov 3, 2001 with -1 comments