U.S. Navy loaded a nuclear-capable cruise missile with the mail and fired it from a submarine towards Florida.

The USNS Harvey Milk, named for the openly gay Navy veteran who served in the Korean War, is making headlines. This replenishment oiler is in the news, not for a military-related reason, but due to its name.

U.S. Navy is renaming a ship named for gay rights leader Harvey Milk and considering new names for others named for prominent Americans.

The United States’ antiship missile system NMESIS, or the Navy Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System, will remain in the Philippines “for training purposes,” a Philippine Navy official said on Tuesday.

The USNS Harvey Milk expected to be renamed four years after being launched. Defense secretary "is committed to ensuring that the names (of all military assets) are reflective of the Commander-in-Chief's priorities.

It's the USNS Harvey Milk, a John Lewis class oiler that is currently drydocked for repairs at Alabama Shipyard in Mobile. It was also rumored that other ships, named after Supreme Court justices and celebrated civil rights icons, may also be renamed at the direction of new Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Several Navy ships named after civil rights leaders may be renamed by Pete Hegseth in his push for "reestablishing the warrior culture" of the military.

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United States naval destroyers are getting a new way to stop enemy ships at sea. Defense company RTX said its latest variant of the Tomahawk cruise missile, the Maritime Strike Tomahawk (MST), will be ready to deploy by late September.