United States Navy

The United States Navy is the maritime service branch of the United States Armed Forces and is designated as the navy of the United States in the Constitution. With... Wikipedia

• Founded:  March 27, 1794, (in current form)- October 13, 1775, (as the Continental Navy)
• Country:  United States
• Type:  Navy
• Role:  Naval warfare
• Size:  344,600 active personnel, 57,500 reserve personnel, 210,024 civilian employees (2025), 480 ships total, of which 300 are deployable (2019), 2,623 aircraft (2018)
• Part of:  United States Armed Forces, Department of the Navy
• Headquarters:  The Pentagon, Arlington County, Virginia, U.S.
• Motto(s):  Semper Fortis ('Always Courageous'), (unofficial), Non sibi sed patriae ('Not for self but for country') (unofficial)
• March:  "Anchors Aweigh" Play (· info)
• Anniversaries:  13 October
• Website:  www.navy.mil navy.mil], [www.navy.com navy.com
• Commander-in-Chief:  President Donald Trump
• Secretary of Defense:  Pete Hegseth
• Secretary of the Navy:  John Phelan
• Chief of Naval Operations:  ADM Daryl Caudle
• Vice Chief of Naval Operations:  ADM James W. Kilby
• Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy:  MCPON John J. Perryman IV
• Data source:  DuckDuckGo