Sen. John McCain, the six-term senator from Arizona, said he was "deeply honored" to join his father and grandfather on the warship's name.

The commander of the destroyer USS John S. McCain was fired last week, months after he was photographed holding a rifle with a backward-facing scope.

Summary and Key Points You Need to Know: U.S. Navy Commander Cameron Yaste, commanding officer of the USS John McCain (DDG-56), was relieved of duty after a photo surfaced showing him holding an ...

Navy commander of USS John S. McCain relieved of duty due to loss of confidence.

Navy commander of USS John S. McCain relieved of duty due to loss of confidence.

The commander of a Navy destroyer who was photographed firing a rifle that had a scope pointing backward was relieved of duty last week, the service has confirmed. Cameron Yaste, commanding officer… ...

The commanding officer of USS John McCain has been relieved of his duties, the Navy has announced, following a photo of him that was posted to social media in April.

The commander of a Navy destroyer that’s helping protect the San Diego-based aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt in the Middle East has been relieved of duty about four months after he was ...

The U.S. Navy has relieved the commander of the destroyer USS John S. McCain of duty after an image showing him firing a rifle with a scope mounted backward was widely shared on social media.

The Navy said Cameron Yaste, commanding officer of the destroyer USS John McCain, was relieved of duty “due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command the guided-missile destroyer.

The commander of a destroyer helping protect the USS Theodore Roosevelt in the Middle East was relieved of duty about months after he was seen in a photo firing a rifle with a scope mounted backward.