U.S. Navy (United States Navy)

The U.S. Navy is the maritime branch of the United States Armed Forces, responsible for naval warfare, defending U.S. interests at sea, projecting power globally, and supporting national security. It operates a fleet of ships, submarines, aircraft, and specialized units to conduct a wide range of missions, including combat, deterrence, humanitarian aid, and diplomacy. The Navy plays a key role in protecting international trade routes, maintaining maritime stability, and providing disaster relief. It combines advanced technology, trained personnel, and strategic operations to ensure the United States’ security and influence on the world's oceans.