The total conflict of the Second World War saw battles on land, in the sky, and at sea. These are just a few Navy ships that ...
New investigative reports into a series of high-profile and costly Navy mishaps during a U.S.-led campaign against Yemen's ...
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The Army-Navy game that ‘stopped the war'
The 1944 game delivered a brief respite from the far-flung battles across the globe, drawing attention back to a good, ...
Not all ships sink to the bottom of the sea due to enemy fire, as some are scuttled instead. It was common during WWII, but ...
One of the most enduring traditions of the Army-Navy Game involves the special patches players on both sides have sewn onto ...
USS Enterprise is one of the most used U.S. Navy vessel names. What makes it so iconic that it keeps returning across centuries of naval and cultural history?
Rust does not actually affect the fighting prowess of America’s ships—but it suggests a navy in decline, an image that China has promoted as it builds up its own fleet.
On June 4, 1944, the US Navy captured its first German submarine. Now it's displayed at Chicago's Griffin Museum of Science ...
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US and Japan Expand Mine Warfare Readiness in Indo-Pacific
The US Navy drilled on mine warfare with its Japanese counterpart, while Russia and China held joint military drills across ...
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Why Hitler declared war on the United States
Was it an irrational act? Hardly. Pearl Harbor merely gave him the excuse he had long been seeking.
Charles Jackson French wasn’t supposed to be remembered. In a segregated United States Navy that intentionally kept him out of combat, French did the impossible. He saved 15 men by tying a rope around ...
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