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US Navy to develop new class of smaller, more ‘agile’ combatant ships
The first hull is expected to hit the water in 2028 as a more nimble companion to the Navy’s larger warships, Navy Secretary John Phelan said.
By J.D. Simkins
Mil Money: Here are 10 money moves for the new year
Does your New Year's resolution involve money?
By Karen Jowers
The incredible life and terrible death of the Navy’s first World War II ace
By the end of the action, he had downed five of the attacking Japanese planes and damaged a sixth, approaching close enough to the aircraft carrier Lexington that some of its gunners had fired on him.
By Geoffrey Norman, Military History Magazine
Museum dedicated to WWII homefront opens in Georgia
The exhibits remember the victims of U-boat attacks off the Georgia shore and the Coast Guard cutters and Navy blimps that fought the subs, not to mention the thousands of local shipyard workers who churned out Liberty ships.
Putin oversees hypersonic weapon test, says it’s ‘invulnerable’
No country's missile defense can stop it, Russian leader says.
Colt’s ‘Old Model Navy’ Revolvers Found a Ready Market in the West
Jayhawkers and border ruffians had a handle on them.
By Joseph G. Rosa, Wild West Magazine
Trump would accept less money for border wall, White House says
The government shutdown over funding for the border wall may go into January, the acting White House chief of staff says.
Coast Guard suspends search for plane off Florida coast
But Coast Guard crews in Texas, Virginia and Hawaii saved 10 people on Sunday.
By Carl Prine
These Medal of Honor recipients were men of God
Both priests lived and died for the grunts they loved.
By Ray Pezzoli Jr., Vietnam Magazine
At this time in 1941, a Clipper plane was trying to get home the hard way — flying around the world!
The attack on Pearl Harbor forced one Pan Am crew to attempt a round-the-world flight to escape Japanese warplanes. Others weren't so lucky.
By C.V. Glines, Aviation History Magazine
Wood from Blackbeard’s flagship has become ‘very precious’
Storms, strong currents and shipworms have destroyed all but a few remaining pieces of the famed Queen Anne's Revenge, which capsized 300 years ago.
By Jeff Hampton, The Virginian-Pilot