United States Navy

The United States Navy is the maritime branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, responsible for naval operations and ensuring the country's security at sea. It supports military missions, conducts humanitarian efforts, and maintains a presence in international waters. The Navy operates a wide range of vessels, including aircraft carriers, submarines, and destroyers, and employs thousands of personnel trained in various specialties. Its primary goals are to protect American interests, deter threats, and project power globally. As part of its mission, the Navy also collaborates with allied forces and engages in joint operations to promote peace and stability.