The **United States Navy (USN)** is the naval warfare branch of the U.S. Armed Forces and remains the world's most powerful navy, renowned for its advanced technology, vast fleet, and global reach. It operates as a critical instrument of national security, projecting power, securing sea lanes, and supporting U.S. interests worldwide. The Navy’s structure includes key bodies such as the Office of the Secretary of the Navy, the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, operating forces, and the Shore Establishment, which together manage its complex operational and administrative functions[1][3]. Founded in 1775, the Navy has a rich history of evolving through technological advances and strategic shifts. Its legacy includes pivotal roles in major conflicts like the World Wars, the Cold War, and ongoing global operations. Today, it continues to innovate with cutting-edge assets including nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, advanced destroyers, and stealthy submarines. The Navy’s current active inventory comprises approximately 243 fleet units, with a strong emphasis on nuclear-powered carriers and destroyers accounting for nearly 30% and 25% of the force, respectively[2]. The introduction of the Ford-class supercarriers is a significant modernization milestone, replacing aging Nimitz-class carriers with more capable platforms. Key achievements include maintaining maritime superiority in multiple theaters such as the Indo-Pacific, the Middle East, and the Atlantic, supporting NATO, and countering emerging threats from rival powers like China and Russia[4]. The Navy also pioneers in integrating drones and other technologies that enhance battlefield capabilities while retaining traditional strengths in firepower and naval aviation. Currently, the Navy is engaged in a transformation focused on fleet expansion and modernization. Plans for 2025 call for delivering 10 new ships while retiring older vessels to maintain a competitive edge[6][7]. The Navy also emphasizes partnerships with allied navies, humanitarian assistance, and counter-narcoterrorism missions, reflecting its multifaceted role in global security[1]. Notable aspect