While the loss of three Super Hornets, costing the Navy roughly $180 million, alone is bad enough, USS Harry S Truman also suffered from a collision during its deployment. In February, the carrier ...

The strike group carried out more than 13,000 sorties with aircraft from the USS Harry S Truman, logged approximately 25,000 flight hours, and dropped 1.1 million pounds of ordnance on the enemy.

The USS Harry S. Truman back in port at Naval Station Norfolk on June 1, 2025. After eight months at sea and six months in combat, the USS Harry S. Truman is back at port.

USS Stout is undergoing maintenance after coming back to Norfolk from deployment in June. 10 On Your Side was greeted by an ...

Carrier Strike Group 12, the Navy’s newest such group, is putting hard-earned lessons from the Red Sea into practice, drawing ...

With Truman back, all Norfolk-based carriers are now at home, though as of June 1 the USS Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group was expected to deploy during the summer.

The Truman, based out of Norfolk, Virginia, has seen its deployment extended multiple times amid the Houthi airstrike campaign. It had been joined recently by the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier ...

On Feb. 12, USS Harry S. Truman was also involved in a collision in the Mediterranean Sea, which resulted in damage to the carrier. It went to Greece for repairs.

The F/A-18 Super Hornet experienced an “arrestment failure” as it attempted to land on the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier in the Red Sea.

Thousands of sailors with USS Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group return home The first round of homecomings began tonight as nine squadrons of Carrier Air Wing One are returning tonight through ...