The Virgina-class submarine New Jersey (SSN-796) under construction in 2022.

USS New Jersey (SSN-796) is rolled out for launch in April 2022.

NOMARS program demonstrator vessel USX-1 Defiant during testing in Puget Sound, Washington.

View of an O-class submarine on the surface, taken in 1919.

USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76), a Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine, and Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force destroyer Asahi steam in formation in waters east of the Korean Peninsula.

The Lifeboat Drill - by Sahyan Cheeramban James

USS Sterett (DDG-104) in heavy seas.

USS Jack H. Lucas DDG-125 in drydock, 2023.

U.S. Navy destroyers and aircraft carrier underway in formation.

Personnel walk on the ice near the bow of the USCGC Healy.

USCGC Richard Snyder passes an iceberg at sea.

USS Jack H. Lucas DDG-125 underway during ship trials June 2023.

USS Gerald R. Ford and USS Evers refueling at sea.

Wheel of the USS Constitution. First Place winner of the USNI Photo Contest, December 2023

Ships company of the USS Trigger (SS-237) on the deck at Guam, World War II.

040604-O-0000C-001 Groton, Conn. (Jun. 4, 2004) - General Dynamics Electric Boat moves the third and final Seawolf-class nuclear attack submarine, Jimmy Carter (SSN 23) outdoors for the first time. The move of the 453-foot, 12,139-ton submarine precedes her christening June 5th by former First Lady Rosalynn Carter. Former President Jimmy Carter will also be in attendance and participate in the ceremony. The new submarine honors the 39th president of the United States who is the only submarine-qualified man who went on to become the nations chief executive. Differentiating the Jimmy Carter from all other undersea vessels is her Multi-Mission Platform (MMP), which includes a 100-foot hull extension that enhances payload capability, enabling it to accommodate advanced technology required to develop and test an entirely new generation of weapons, sensors and undersea vehicles. Photo courtesy of General Dynamics Electric Boat (RELEASED)