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USS Gerald R. Ford sage

A very good dog is deployed aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford

By Miguel Ortiz

You could lose your boat for looting shipwrecks in American waters

You could lose your boat for looting shipwrecks in American waters

By Harold C. Hutchison

naval battle painting

This naval battle helped set the stage for two world wars

By Stephen Carlson

Grape juice was once the unofficial drink of the Navy

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Grape juice was once the unofficial drink of the Navy

By Eric Milzarski

This retro Navy fighter footage will bring a smile to F-14 vets

This retro Navy fighter footage will bring a smile to F-14 vets

By Harold C. Hutchison

What does ‘Damn the Torpedoes’ mean anyway?

6 amazing female military pioneers

6 amazing female military pioneers

By Blake Stilwell

This time-tested battleship survived two World Wars and fired the opening shots on D-Day

50 WWII ships sank during the battle for Guadalcanal

By James Elphick

This is the French missile that can wipe out a city

This is the French missile that can wipe out a city

By Harold C. Hutchison

A sailor snuck ‘Remember Pearl Harbor’ onto Tojo’s dentures before his war crime trial

5 insider tips for pulling off ‘Stolen Valor’

By Uncle Walkie

The U.S. Navy Hymn isn’t the Navy’s official song, but it’s still beautiful

By Miguel Ortiz

The 5 largest battleship classes ever built

japanese aircraft carrier

The largest aircraft carrier sunk in WWII was hit by four torpedoes

How to escape from being tied up, according to a Navy SEAL

How to escape from being tied up, according to a Navy SEAL

By Tim Kirkpatrick

7 of the most lethal Navy weapons in history

7 of the most lethal Navy weapons in history

Two pairs of people stand side by side against a white background with text titled "Civilian Attire at the Gym." On the left, a woman and man wear acceptable gym attire: the woman in a light blue tank top and black pants, the man in a gray t-shirt and blue shorts. On the right, a woman and man wear unacceptable gym attire: the woman in a sleeveless top with an American flag design and colorful shorts, the man in a sleeveless black shirt and blue shorts. The text between them lists guidelines for what to wear and what not to wear at the gym, emphasizing neatness, coverage, and appropriateness for military standards.

10 signs your time in uniform left you institutionalized

By Uncle Walkie

How Elvis helped build the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor

The World War II origins of Navy ‘Torpedo Juice’

The British crippled the Italian Navy in World War II using old biplanes

NASA’s Artemis II crew includes two Naval Aviators

By Miguel Ortiz

The time a teenager stowed away on a Navy destroyer

The time a teenager stowed away on a Navy destroyer

By Harold C. Hutchison

A large submarine painted in gray and black, displayed on dry land with grass surrounding it. The submarine has a conning tower with antennas and railings, and the hull features numerous small circular openings along its side. Depth markings are visible near the bow.

Why Oklahoma has a World War II submarine in a former soybean field

This pilot crash-landed behind enemy lines to save his downed friend

This pilot crash-landed behind enemy lines to save his downed friend

hms dreadnought

This is what was so revolutionary of the HMS Dreadnought

How a solar storm detonated Navy mines in the Vietnam War

A depth charge explodes astern, as the crew of the USS PC-1264 practices a simulated submarine attack during the ship's shakedown cruise off southern Florida.

A historic US Navy subchaser USS PC-1264 is slowly rusting away in Staten Island Sound

By Anderson Harp

That time a sailor screwed Edison out of creating the first tattoo machine

That time a sailor screwed Edison out of creating the first tattoo machine

By Eric Milzarski

marines on a navy ship

Here’s a hilarious look at what life is like for Marines on a Navy ship

By Orvelin Valle

marine navy cross

A Marine received the Navy Cross for fighting like he was in a real-life video game

How to shut down an enemy harbor

How to shut down an enemy harbor

By Harold C. Hutchison

This sailor earned the Medal of Honor for saving his crew from an Israeli attack

This sailor earned the Medal of Honor for saving his crew from an Israeli attack

By Blake Stilwell

This is how the Titanic was discovered on an unrelated top-secret mission

This is how the Titanic was discovered on an unrelated top-secret mission

By Eric Milzarski

national flight academy

The National Flight Academy is like Space Camp but for Naval Aviation

By Miguel Ortiz

This is the only Seabee to receive the Medal of Honor

This is the only Seabee to receive the Medal of Honor

By Gidget Fuentes

Captain von Trapp in The Sound of Music was a hardcore naval combat veteran

Captain von Trapp in The Sound of Music was a hardcore naval combat veteran

By Blake Stilwell

The first Asian American woman to join the Navy became the first female gunnery officer

The first Asian American woman to join the Navy became the first female gunnery officer

By Miguel Ortiz

The largest naval battle in history happened during a different war than you think

The largest naval battle in history happened during a different war than you think

A large naval warship sailing on calm waters, featuring multiple gun turrets along its deck, two tall masts with flags, and a central superstructure with various antennas and equipment. The ship appears to be a mid-20th century battleship or cruiser.

‘The Galloping Ghost of the Java Coast’ was claimed to be sunk 6 times in World War II

Exciting and rewarding Navy careers

By Jessica Evans

Today in military history: USS Langley commissioned as 1st US aircraft carrier

How easy it was for the Navy and Marines to fly the F6F Hellcat

How easy it was for the Navy and Marines to fly the F6F Hellcat

By Harold C. Hutchison

7 types of sailors you meet in the chow line

7 types of sailors you meet in the chow line

By Orvelin Valle

That time Jimmy Carter saved Canada from nuclear destruction

That time Jimmy Carter saved Canada from nuclear destruction

By Blake Stilwell

9 tips for ‘skating’ in the Navy

9 tips for ‘skating’ in the Navy

By Orvelin Valle

Four military fighter jets are flying in formation, each releasing multiple bombs in mid-air over a hazy landscape below. The jets are angled slightly upward and appear to be in the process of a coordinated bombing run.

Today in military history: Operation Rolling Thunder

Fleet and Family Support Center

What is Fleet and Family Services?

By Jessica Evans

MoH Monday: Chief Britt Slabinski

By Jessica Evans

From Wings of Gold to winemaking, this Navy couple continues to serve

By Jessica Manfre

The wreck of WWII submarine USS Albacore was identified off the coast of Japan

By Miguel Ortiz

Navy intelligence once launched an investigation to find Bill the Goat

cat on a navy ship

Why these Navy cats spent more time at sea than you

By Eric Milzarski

A naval ship is shown emitting thick smoke, likely from damage or an explosion, with a mountainous coastline in the background. The image is in black and white, suggesting it is historical.

The reason the Royal Navy attacked and sunk an allied fleet during WWII

By Miguel Ortiz

One of the most famous Navy SEALs was ‘snapped in two’ during a training op

One of the most famous Navy SEALs was ‘snapped in two’ during a training op

These 4 islands could be America’s unsinkable aircraft carriers in the Pacific

These 4 islands could be America’s unsinkable aircraft carriers in the Pacific

By Harold C. Hutchison

USS Chancellorsville

The USS Chancellorsville is being renamed for Robert Smalls

By Miguel Ortiz

Why musicians can’t make videos aboard Navy ships

Why musicians can’t make videos aboard Navy ships

By Blake Stilwell

That time a Navy admiral left Marines hanging during a Japanese attack

That time a Navy admiral left Marines hanging during a Japanese attack

By Harold C. Hutchison

japanese destroy golden gate bridge

The Japanese Navy tried to destroy the Golden Gate Bridge with torpedoes

grave site of saltiest sailor nathan e cook

Why this World War II veteran was the saltiest sailor in American history

The only ship to surrender to the Japanese was fooled with ‘Trojan Turkeys’

The only ship to surrender to the Japanese was fooled with ‘Trojan Turkeys’

A black U.S. Navy aircraft flying above the clouds with a clear blue sky background. The aircraft has a distinctive high tail with horizontal stabilizers mounted on top and the word "NAVY" written on the side of the fuselage. The plane has a sleek, streamlined design with a cockpit canopy near the front.

The US military’s last flying boat was the Navy’s answer to the B-52

By Miguel Ortiz

Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center

Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center: Area 51 meets the Bermuda Triangle?