United States Navy

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The United States Navy is the maritime service branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, responsible for naval warfare, power projection, and maintaining freedom of navigation across the world’s oceans.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armed forces service branch
military branch
naval force
abbreviation United States Navy self-linksurface differs
surface form: USN
allianceMember ANZUS
NATO
surface form: North Atlantic Treaty Organization

United States–Japan security alliance
civilianLeaderDepartment Department of the Navy
surface form: United States Department of the Navy
civilianLeaderTitle Secretary of the Navy
commanderInChief President of the United States
coreCapability amphibious warfare
anti-submarine warfare
ballistic missile defense
carrier strike operations
sea-based nuclear deterrent
country United States of America
doctrine forward presence
global reach
sea power
enlistedLeaderTitle Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
ensign United States flag
surface form: Naval ensign of the United States
flag Naval jack of the United States
formationDate 1775-10-13
foundedBy Second Continental Congress
hasComponent United States Marine Corps
surface form: United States Marine Corps (historically under Department of the Navy)

United States Navy Reserve
headquartersCity Arlington, Virginia
headquartersCountry United States of America
headquartersLocation Pentagon
surface form: The Pentagon
historicalPrecursor Continental Navy
language English
legalBasis Title 10 of the United States Code
mission maintain freedom of navigation on the world’s oceans
motto Non sibi sed patriae
mottoLanguage Latin
nickname United States Navy self-linksurface differs
surface form: The Navy

United States Navy self-linksurface differs
surface form: U.S. Navy
notableConflict American Civil War
American Revolutionary War
Gulf War
Iraq War
Korean War
Vietnam War
War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
surface form: War in Afghanistan

War of 1812
World War I
World War II
operatesIn Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Pacific Ocean
Persian Gulf
partOf United States Armed Forces
primaryDomain maritime
role deterrence
maritime security
naval warfare
power projection
sea control
strategic sealift
secondaryDomain aerospace
cyberspace
seniorMilitaryOfficerTitle Chief of Naval Operations
serviceBranchOf Department of Defense
surface form: United States Department of Defense

Department of the Navy
surface form: United States Department of the Navy
translationOfMotto Not for self but for country
uses aircraft carriers
amphibious assault ships
cruisers
destroyers
littoral combat ships
naval aircraft
submarines
unmanned systems

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NAVFAC Hawaii serviceBranch United States Navy
NAVFAC Hawaii supportsServiceBranch United States Navy
C3F branch United States Navy
C3F service United States Navy
COMSUBPAC militaryBranch United States Navy
Ronald Reagan Ballistic Missile Defense Test Site usedBy United States Navy
this entity surface form: U.S. Navy
Naval Station Everett operator United States Navy
Naval Station Everett militaryBranch United States Navy
Naval Station Everett controlledBy United States Navy
Naval Station Everett garrison United States Navy
this entity surface form: U.S. Navy
USS Farragut (multiple U.S. Navy ships) operator United States Navy
subject surface form: USS Farragut
USS Farragut (multiple U.S. Navy ships) operator United States Navy
subject surface form: USS Farragut (TB-11)
USS Farragut (multiple U.S. Navy ships) operator United States Navy
subject surface form: USS Farragut (DD-300)
USS Farragut (multiple U.S. Navy ships) operator United States Navy
subject surface form: USS Farragut (DD-348)
USS Farragut (multiple U.S. Navy ships) operator United States Navy
subject surface form: USS Farragut (DLG-6)
USS Farragut (multiple U.S. Navy ships) operator United States Navy
subject surface form: USS Farragut (DDG-37)
USS Farragut (multiple U.S. Navy ships) operator United States Navy
subject surface form: USS Farragut (DDG-99)
USS Farragut (multiple U.S. Navy ships) militaryBranch United States Navy
subject surface form: David Farragut
Port of Everett collaboratesWith United States Navy
this entity surface form: U.S. Navy
NC presentedBy United States Navy
subject surface form: Navy Cross
NC militaryBranch United States Navy
subject surface form: Navy Cross
PB4Y-2 Privateer operator United States Navy
PB4Y-2 Privateer introducedBy United States Navy
Don Hewitt militaryService United States Navy
Richard Phillips rescueBy United States Navy
AIM-7 Sparrow missiles usedBy United States Navy
subject surface form: AIM-7 Sparrow
Abduwali Muse capturedBy United States Navy
Naval Air Station Whidbey Island operator United States Navy
Naval Air Station Whidbey Island branch United States Navy
this entity surface form: U.S. Navy
4th Mine Countermeasures Squadron militaryBranch United States Navy
this entity surface form: Navy
Robert L. Crippen militaryBranch United States Navy
HMS Java opposingNation United States Navy
Whiting Field operator United States Navy
Whiting Field militaryBranch United States Navy
this entity surface form: U.S. Navy
Whiting Field usedBy United States Navy
this entity surface form: U.S. Navy
John Newton Mitchell servedIn United States Navy
United States Navy submarine USS Brien McMahon (SSBN-642) named in his honor operator United States Navy
subject surface form: USS Brien McMahon (SSBN-642)
United States Navy submarine USS Brien McMahon (SSBN-642) named in his honor serviceBranch United States Navy
subject surface form: USS Brien McMahon (SSBN-642)
Brock Adams (as U.S. Senator from Washington, 1987) militaryBranch United States Navy
subject surface form: Brock Adams
Daniel J. Evans (as U.S. Senator from Washington, 1989) militaryBranch United States Navy
subject surface form: Daniel J. Evans
United States Navy museums operatedBy United States Navy
United States Navy museums relatedTo United States Navy
Charles Wilkes militaryBranch United States Navy
Charles Wilkes employer United States Navy
Paul D. Scully-Power militaryBranch United States Navy
Paul D. Scully-Power employer United States Navy