It has been a strange, strange year in college football, but here’s the weirdest thing of all: For the first time in forever, Army and Navy are two of the most dominant teams in the entire sport.

Mr Healey said the UK military was ‘not ready to fight’ Credit: Jordan Pettitt/PA The source said that while it was correct that the Army’s “majority” of experience lay in this domain ...

People’s Liberation Army Navy Dongdiao class surveillance ships have sailed past Japan this week into the Philippine Sea according to Japan Joint Staff Office releases. Meanwhile, on Wednesday ...

The Army-Navy game occupies a special, yet peculiar position on the college football calendar. Its significance is undeniable, given the history, ferocity and pageantry of the rivalry. It stands ...

Saturday, Notre Dame takes on the undefeated No. 24-ranked Navy Midshipmen in New Jersey. On Nov. 23, the Irish take on the undefeated No. 23 Army Black Knights. In a season rife with unexpected ...

The Defense Department’s inspector general has launched an audit of how Israel maintains, stores and uses the firepower and sensitive military hardware it has received from the United States ...

The second Saturday of December during every college football season is reserved for the Army Black Knights and Navy Midshipmen to face off in one of the sport's most enduring rivalries.

There are actually three unicorns in college football: Navy, Army and Air Force — the three service academies within the Football Bowl Subdivision whose players are prohibited from accepting ...

The Irish meet Navy and Army in the space of four weeks and within a distance of about eight miles. Saturday’s matchup with the undefeated Midshipmen is in the Meadowlands and a Nov. 23 date at ...

Army Black Knights head coach Jeff Monken looks on against the East Carolina Pirates on Saturday. Despite now sharing a conference, Army and Navy aren’t scheduled to play each other until their ...

The team will also test autonomous resupply boats that the Navy has already experimented with, Upton said. The Army wants the systems to be relatively cheap so it can send “hundreds” to the ...