US Navy

The United States Navy (US Navy) is the naval warfare branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, officially established on October 13, 1775. It operates under the Department of Defense and is responsible for maintaining, training, and equipping combat-ready naval forces. The Navy plays a vital role in American military policy, projecting power globally and responding to regional crises. With over 332,000 active-duty personnel and nearly 104,000 reservists, the Navy operates a diverse range of military equipment, including aircraft carriers, destroyers, submarines, and naval aircraft. Its capabilities encompass surface operations, submarine missions, naval aviation, and amphibious assaults, supporting both national defense and allied operations. The Navy is committed to ensuring maritime security and freedom of navigation while deterring aggression worldwide.