USS Gravely returned home from a three-month deployment at the American southern border on Monday. Maddow Blog | As Trump ...

The Norfolk-based USS Gravely last week seized more than 850 pounds of narcotics while in the Caribbean Sea. The ship’s search and seizure team had boarded a “vessel of interest” on May 25 and found ...

The USS Gravely returned to Naval Station Norfolk following a nearly 3-month deployment Monday. It deployed on March 15 to ...

USS Cole (DDG-67) left Mayport, Fla., on Thursday as the latest Navy ship to participate in the Trump administration’s border ...

The first destroyer that the Navy deployed to the Gulf of America on the southern border mission returned Monday from a three-month stint deterring maritime migration and drug trafficking.

Rather than being deployed overseas to regions like the Middle East, the USS Gravely was assigned to operations much closer ...

The USS Gravely will return to Naval Station Norfolk on Monday, wrapping up a three-month deployment.

PORTSMOUTH, VA. (WAVY) – A warm Hampton Roads welcome home to two U.S. Navy ships!

The USS Cole has taken over the maritime security mission at the southern U.S. border from the Norfolk-based USS Gravely.

The Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Gravely (DDG-107) played a critical role in the law enforcement detachment.

USS Cole, an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer, left Naval Station Mayport, Fla., and will relieve USS Gravely in ...

The Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Cole (DDG 67) departed Naval Station Mayport, Florida, to support U.S.