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USS Gerald R. Ford, America’s newest carrier, is on its first deployment

By Miguel Ortiz

portsmouth medical center

The complete guide to Navy Medical Center Portsmouth

By Jessica Evans

This is how the invention of tarps improved the lives of sailors

This is America’s Funniest Home Videos: Military

This is America’s Funniest Home Videos: Military

A detailed black and white illustration depicting a chaotic Civil War battle scene with soldiers engaged in a fierce bayonet charge. The soldiers, wearing period uniforms and hats, are shown in dynamic poses, some lunging with bayonets fixed to rifles, others firing or falling. The background includes more troops advancing and smoke from gunfire, emphasizing the intensity of the conflict. The image is from Harper's Weekly and titled "The War for the Union, 1864—A Bayonet Charge.

5 reasons why the US Civil War was more brutal than other wars of the time

naval station norfolk

The complete guide to Navy bases

By Jessica Evans

This Air Force base is the only one named after a sailor

By Miguel Ortiz

Why Naval warfare of the future will be more silent than the past

Why cluster bombs are internationally banned from civilized combat

How Naval Aviator Charles Klusmann escaped a vicious POW camp

The last American prisoner in Afghanistan, a Navy vet, released in swap

By Miguel Ortiz

A group of military personnel and civilians walking on a paved road in a desert environment. Most of the military personnel are wearing desert camouflage uniforms, while one soldier is in green camouflage. One civilian is wearing a white shirt and light-colored pants, carrying a rifle. The background shows a flat, sandy landscape under a clear blue sky.

This is why General Schwarzkopf wore two watches

By Miguel Ortiz

4 reasons military brats make better adults

4 reasons military brats make better adults

By Samantha Peterson

Three black-and-white sequential photos show a submarine launching a missile. The first photo captures the submarine on the water surface with the missile positioned on its launch rail. The second photo shows the missile just igniting and beginning to lift off, with smoke and water spray around the launch area. The third photo depicts the missile fully airborne, leaving a large plume of smoke behind as it ascends from the submarine.

That time the Postal Service sent mail via cruise missile

By Miguel Ortiz

This historic battle inspired the final dogfight in the original ‘Top Gun’

By Miguel Ortiz

The first game at Snapdragon Stadium included a flyover by this Marine alumni

By Miguel Ortiz

King Charles III is a qualified sailor, pilot, parachutist and commando

By Miguel Ortiz

The Navy SEALs you didn’t see in Black Hawk Down

The Navy SEALs you didn’t see in Black Hawk Down

By Miguel Ortiz

A vintage biplane with a yellow nose and blue propeller blades, featuring a brown camouflage pattern with black markings on the fuselage and landing gear covers. The aircraft has a double-wing structure supported by struts and is displayed indoors on a concrete floor. The tail has a white cross on a brown background with a red tip.

This is the most decorated pilot in the history of the Royal Navy

Get pumped with this Navy SEAL speech

By Jessica Evans

A large aircraft carrier sailing on the ocean, viewed from an elevated angle. The ship has a flat flight deck with no visible aircraft on it, and a superstructure with antennas and radar equipment near the center. The ship is creating a wake as it moves through the water. The image is in black and white.

A Navy machinist fought an air battle from a plane parked on its carrier’s flight deck

How Don Rickles honed his craft during the greatest conflict in human history

By Jim Fletcher

The 8 demonstration aircraft flown by the legendary Blue Angels

By Miguel Ortiz

A black and white photo of a naval destroyer ship moving through the water, creating a wake along its side. The ship has a tall mast with antennas and flags, a single smokestack, and multiple gun turrets along the deck. The number "173" is visible on the bow. The background shows a faint outline of land across the water.

The original ‘Philadelphia Experiment’ was about a US Navy cloaking device

This is how modern submarines do not run out of oxygen while submerged

A black and white photo of an early aircraft carrier at sea, showing a flat flight deck with a large superstructure and mast on the left side. Smoke is coming from the funnel, and the ship is surrounded by calm water. The design appears to be from the early 20th century, with a relatively simple and utilitarian structure.

The Navy converted side-wheel paddle steamers into WWII aircraft carriers

By Miguel Ortiz

The left side shows a military aircraft interior with multiple flag-draped coffins lined up, attended by soldiers in uniform. The right side features a group selfie with a soldier wearing sunglasses and tactical gear, smiling alongside several civilians, including children and men wearing blue caps, against a plain wall.

‘Was it worth it?’ One year out of Afghanistan, a Marine reflects on service

By Jessica Manfre

Tripoli military force

America’s first authorization for use of military force came in 1801

Today in military history: First American destroyer sunk by enemy

Today in military history: First American destroyer sunk by enemy

How wounded vets can earn solo skydiving licenses

By Shannon Corbeil

This Navy hero’s descendants were baptized on the ship named after him

By Miguel Ortiz

Cdr. Richard Marcinko, the first commanding officer of SEAL Team SIX, dies at 81

Cdr. Richard Marcinko, the first commanding officer of SEAL Team SIX, dies at 81

By Miguel Ortiz

A historical scene depicting a group of men in 18th-century military uniforms on a sandy beach. Some men are standing or walking, while others are pushing or pulling wooden rowboats into the water. Several sailboats and rowboats are visible on the choppy sea, with a partly cloudy sky overhead. The shoreline has some greenery and palm trees in the background.

Today in military history: Battle of Nassau – first US amphibious landing

A large, gray naval ship docked at a pier with two gangways extending to the shore. The ship has multiple antennas and masts, a lifeboat on the side, and the letters "GER" visible on the bow. Several people are walking and standing on the pier near the ship. In the background, there is a river with smaller boats and a cityscape of high-rise buildings under a partly cloudy sky.

N. Korea seizes US ship ‘Pueblo’

Large military aircraft carrier ship at sea with crew members standing on the deck and along the edges, featuring a prominent bow anchor chain and various antennas and equipment on the superstructure. A small boat is visible near the stern of the ship. The image is in black and white.

This was the only American carrier sunk in the Atlantic during WWII

By Miguel Ortiz

A pilot wearing a helmet labeled "MAVERICK" and an oxygen mask is seated in the cockpit of a fighter jet flying over the ocean, accompanied by three other fighter jets in formation.

Final ‘Top Gun 2’ trailer will give you ‘Goose’ bumps

By Shannon Corbeil

Navy shoots down cruise missile drone with an electric laser in ground-breaking first

Navy shoots down cruise missile drone with an electric laser in ground-breaking first

By Miguel Ortiz

most decorated sailor

This is the most decorated enlisted sailor in US military history

By Blake Stilwell

That time the Navy considered flying Harriers off Iowa-class battleships

That time the Navy considered flying Harriers off Iowa-class battleships

By Harold C. Hutchison

The history behind Maverick’s jackets in both Top Gun movies

The history behind Maverick’s jackets in both Top Gun movies

By Miguel Ortiz

Two women are seated facing each other in a spacious, dimly lit room with large windows. One woman, dressed in black with a blazer and heels, sits with her legs crossed. The other woman, wearing a leopard print coat, blue skirt, and black boots, holds a notebook and gestures with her hand. Professional lighting equipment is positioned between them.

MIGHTY 25: Meet Shannon Razsadin, a champion for military families everywhere

By Jessica Manfre

Burke Waldron navy veteran

Watch this 92-year-old World War II veteran bring the heat at a major league baseball game

Aerial view of a coastal area with a white L-shaped pier extending into the water. Near the pier, partially submerged in the water, is the rusted and broken remains of a shipwreck. The shoreline has grassy land with scattered palm trees, a few parked cars, and small buildings. The water is calm and blue-green in color.

A baby girl is entombed on the USS Utah at Pearl Harbor

By Miguel Ortiz

The ‘Prisoner Exchange’ is the coolest Army-Navy tradition no one talks about

The ‘Prisoner Exchange’ is the coolest Army-Navy tradition no one talks about

By Blake Stilwell

What happens when two carriers kick in your door at once

What happens when two carriers kick in your door at once

This awesome sea story explains why blue falcons get absolutely no love

This awesome sea story explains why blue falcons get absolutely no love

By Orvelin Valle

Navy Federal provides support for active duty members deployed to Europe due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict

Navy Federal provides support for active duty members deployed to Europe due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict

By Navy Federal Credit Union

13 travel hacks to help sailors deploy like pros

13 travel hacks to help sailors deploy like pros

By Orvelin Valle

This C-130 landing on an aircraft carrier will make you rethink physics

This C-130 landing on an aircraft carrier will make you rethink physics

By Orvelin Valle

The wreck of the first U.S. Navy destroyer lost to enemy action has been found

By Miguel Ortiz

Aircraft carrier numbered 38 sailing on the ocean, with numerous fighter jets lined up on its flight deck. The ship has a large control tower with various antennas and radar equipment. The sea is calm and the sky is partly cloudy.

The Navy named a carrier after the fictional Shangri-La because of FDR

By Miguel Ortiz

This WWI Navy vet stole the 1920 Olympic flag

By Miguel Ortiz

The last shots of the American Civil War were fired in Russia

The last shots of the American Civil War were fired in Russia

By Blake Stilwell

This is how navies conducted man overboard drills during the Golden Age of Sail

Everything you need to know about the Air Force’s navy

Everything you need to know about the Air Force’s navy

By Blake Stilwell

A detailed black and white illustration depicts a large sea creature, resembling a kraken or giant squid, attacking a wooden sailing ship with multiple masts and sails. The creature's long tentacles are wrapped around the ship, causing chaos among the crew who are shown in various states of alarm and action. In the background, another ship sails calmly, and cliffs or rocky formations are visible on the horizon. The caption below the image reads, "THE KRAKEN SUPPOSED A SEPIA OR CUTTLE FISH. (from Denys Montford).

WATCH: This the most vicious sea monster to ever terrorize the Royal Navy

Crimson Tide is one of the most awesome Navy films that you should watch at least once

6 awesome Navy films that you should watch

By Eric Milzarski

George Bush being pulled from the water

Watch the actual WWII sea rescue footage of George Bush

By Shannon Corbeil

Vin Scully, Voice of the Dodgers and Navy veteran, dies at 94

By Miguel Ortiz

These are weird Navy traditions and their meanings

These are weird Navy traditions and their meanings

By Harold C. Hutchison

9 of the biggest mistakes sailors make while at BUD/S

9 of the biggest mistakes sailors make while at BUD/S

By Tim Kirkpatrick

This is what each lifesaving item does in a Marine’s first aid kit

This is what each lifesaving item does in a Marine’s first aid kit

What happens when a submarine runs into an undersea mountain

What happens when a submarine runs into an undersea mountain

By Blake Stilwell

The submarine that smuggled 130 soldiers out of Crete

The submarine that smuggled 130 soldiers out of Crete