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World of Warships’ America 250 update is a love letter to US Navy history

By Blake Stilwell

The Navy ordered $23.4M of hypersonic missiles to be launched from drones

By Miguel Ortiz

This Medal of Honor recipient turned on his helicopter lights during a risky rescue in Vietnam

By Stephen Ruiz

The military connection that started the San Antonio Spurs’ success

By Stephen Ruiz

Special Operations

10 life lessons that William McRaven learned in Navy SEAL training

By Stephen Ruiz

This American flag survived D-Day, then was returned to the US 75 years later

By Stephen Ruiz

How his father’s time in a Japanese POW camp influenced Bill Nye

By Stephen Ruiz

The US Navy took out a German sub in a legendary, high-stakes WWII battle

By Friedrich Seiltgen

How the Navy and Coast Guard frantically searched for Amelia Earhart

By Stephen Ruiz

Meet the 12-year-old sailor who fought at Guadalcanal

By Stephen Ruiz

A Navy veteran’s unintentional discovery led to the microwave

By Stephen Ruiz

The ‘Maverick Act’ could see an American F-14 Tomcat in the sky once more

By Blake Stilwell

The USS Devilfish suffered the only kamikaze attack on a US submarine

By Friedrich Seiltgen

Trailblazing Vietnam veteran helped reveal how humans came to be

By Stephen Ruiz

Northrop Grumman teases first look at next-gen Navy fighter

By Miguel Ortiz

How these Navy submariners worked to save themselves after their sub sank

By Stephen Ruiz

The story of 4 brothers who served on the Juneau with the Sullivans

By Stephen Ruiz

Sailors relive the 1980s ‘Tanker War’ amid today’s Hormuz Crisis

Amos Chapple, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

The ‘Gray Ghosts’ of the Cuban Missile Crisis

By Daniel Tobias Flint

Revolutionary War

The US Navy’s first submarine was a hand-cranked wooden egg

By Daniel Tobias Flint

It’s time to revisit ‘World of Warships’ and its slew of new updates for 2026

By Blake Stilwell

This Navy aviator escaped his captors during the Vietnam War and lived to tell about it

By Stephen Ruiz

Why the service academies deserve their own spot in March Madness

By Clay Beyersdorfer

The ship that delivered the atomic bomb was sunk, and nobody came to look for it

By Daniel Tobias Flint

That time Neil Armstrong survived ejecting from his fighter jet in Korea

By Stephen Ruiz

The 4 ways Iran got its chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz

Kian Sharifi, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

Decorated Navy vet Bob Feller is the only MLB pitcher to throw an Opening Day no-hitter

By Stephen Ruiz

How a Navy veteran basically invented the sports drink industry

By Stephen Ruiz

A US submarine sunk an enemy ship with a torpedo for the first time since WWII

By Miguel Ortiz

How Iran was able to bruise the US Navy’s 5th Fleet

By Adam Gramegna

How a trip underwater propelled Teddy Roosevelt to improve submariners’ pay

By Stephen Ruiz

Operation Highjump was one of the military’s coldest missions to date

By Bethaney Phillips

He fought seven MiGs and kept it secret—70 years later, he’s getting the Medal of Honor

By Miguel Ortiz

Big Tech wants the Navy’s old nuclear reactors to power the AI revolution

By Adam Gramegna

This former Navy pilot became one of the unlikeliest Super Bowl champions ever

By Stephen Ruiz

Naval Combat Demolition Units and the sailors who made D-Day possible

By Daniel Tobias Flint

The Navy is bringing back battleships with the Trump-class USS Defiant

By Miguel Ortiz

Here’s what happened to the US Navy’s original six frigates

By Blake Stilwell

Navy’s special Army-Navy Game uniforms pay tribute to the six original frigates

By Blake Stilwell

This Intrepid pilot went from zero to ace in 13 minutes

NatGeo’s new ‘Top Guns’ series is a real-world, behind the scenes look at ‘Top Gun’

Your 2025 academy football report: Navy rolls, Army stuns Kansas State in week 2

3 cheaper ways the Navy could destroy a narco-terrorist drug boat

By Miguel Ortiz

‘The Battle of Palmdale:’ The Air Force’s most embarrassing dogfight

By Friedrich Seiltgen

How cribbage became the card game that rules the Navy’s Submarine Force

By Daniella Horne

‘Psspsspss:’ American sailors enlisted a cat aboard a battleship during World War II

Donald McPherson, America’s last World War II fighter ace, dies at 103

By Miguel Ortiz

NASCAR is coming to San Diego to turn Coronado into a racetrack

Naval officer and Apollo 13 astronaut Jim Lovell dies at 97

By Miguel Ortiz

The Navy is spending $1.1 billion on the most successful air-to-air missile in the world

By Miguel Ortiz

Here are the untold perils of renaming a vessel

By Blake Stilwell

Ally Racing to honor fallen Vietnam veteran during Coca-Cola 600 with custom car

Here’s what happened when North Korea actually hit an American battleship

By Blake Stilwell

Today in military history: Japan attacks Pearl Harbor

Today in military history: US forces invade Guadalcanal

‘Ramage’s Rampage’ saw a World War II sub sink 5 ships in 40 minutes

Everything you need to know about military ranks and what they mean

By Jessica Evans

Influencer and Navy veteran Austen Alexander tries out the Marine Corps PFT

The complete guide to Navy ranks and insignia

By Jessica Evans

25 incredible photos of life on a US Navy submarine

By Orvelin Valle

This is what happened when the Navy banned alcohol on its ships

By Blake Stilwell

Military Culture

8 bizarre Navy traditions and their meanings

By Harold C. Hutchison

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

By Orvelin Valle

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

By Anderson Harp