As Americans pause to honor those lost in service, the stories of Stephen Karopczyc and Carlos Lozada remind us of the cost ...

The Republic of Korea Navy destroyer Kang Gam Chan, carrying 296 officers and sailors, docked at Tien Sa Port on May 4, ...

The event aboard the USS Midway commemorated the anniversary of Operation Frequent Wind rescues and the fall of Saigon that ...

The Ministry of Defence (Mindef) has signed a contract with Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems to acquire two more Invincible-class ...

Migneault, decked out in an olive drab flight suit, received the Ambassador for Peace medal from the Republic of Korea on ...

The Philippine Navy (PN) announced that the target vessel for this year's maritime strike (MARSTRIKE) as part of the ...

The event marked the fall of the U.S.-backed Republic of Vietnam and paved the way for the nation’s unification under communist rule.

After more than 20 years of service, the vessel — then named USS Brattleboro — was sold to the Republic of Vietnam in 1966.

The Miguel Malvar was constructed in 1944 as USS Brattleboro (PCE(R)-852), and later saw service in the Republic of Vietnam Navy before escaping to the Philippines after the fall of Saigon in 1975.

We saw hard-hitting displays that call out the past and present atrocities of Vietnam’s Communist regime and tributes to those who fought against it.

Vietnam and Thailand on May 16 issued a joint statement on the elevation of their relations to a Comprehensive Strategic ...

The 1966 USS Battleboro was transferred to the Republic of Vietnam Navy and recommissioned as the Ngọc Hồi. With the fall of Saigon, which occurred fifty years ago last month, the warship ...