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  • The USS Enterprise (CV-6) seen from a plane shortly after takeoff with the USS Lexington in the background
    By Caroline Anschutz 4 months ago

    This Is The U.S. Navy's Most Decorated Aircraft Carrier (And Here's What That Means)

    Despite advances in military technology, the Navy's most decorated aircraft carrier was at the Battle of Midway during WWII and other conflicts of the era.

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  • The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan leads a mass formation of ships
    By Dauglas Denga 4 months ago

    Who Builds America's Aircraft Carriers And Where Are They Made?

    The aircraft carriers used by America may be impressive titans, but where are they made? Who builds and assembles these giants for the US to deploy?

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  • Aerial side view of cargo ship carrying containers and cutting through the water during the day
    By Dauglas Denga 4 months ago

    This Is Why So Many Ships Are Painted Red On The Bottom

    Ever noticed the red paint on the bottom of ships? It is not just for looks but also plays a vital role in protecting the hull from marine damage.

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  • The USS Gerald R. Ford seem from above
    By Caroline Anschutz 5 months ago

    Why Are Aircraft Carrier Runways Angled & How Long Are They?

    When most people think about aircraft carriers, they think about modern day carriers with angled runways. However, that wasn't always the case.

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  • A U.S. Navy Warship Fires Missile at Target
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 5 months ago

    Which Country's Navy Controls The Most War Ships?

    Global naval power is changing fast as countries invest in new warships and technology. Here’s what’s driving the shift and what it means for the seas.

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  • The Yamaha CrossWave carrying four people on a lake
    By Shane Schmid 5 months ago

    Yamaha CrossWave: What Makes This Powerful 4-Person WaveRunner So Special?

    The Yamaha CrossWave is a jet ski designed to appeal to the fishing market. Some of its features are firsts for the powered watercraft industry.

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  • Japanese Seaplane Carrier Chitose
    By Zak Wojnar 5 months ago

    Every Japanese Aircraft Carrier Sunk In WWII

    The Pacific Theater of World War II was one of the most ferocious naval campaigns in history during which capital ships engaged in tremendous battles.

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  • USS Cole after terrorist attack hull explosion in Yemen
    By Charles Earley 5 months ago

    Why The US Navy Detonates Bombs Near Aircraft Carriers Before They Enter Service

    Before the first ship of a new class of warship takes to the seas, the Navy has one last test it needs to conduct. Here's why the Navy bombs its own ships.

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  • Chinese navy crew saluting
    By Jon Dempsey 5 months ago

    How Many Nuclear Submarines Does China Have & How Does The US Navy Compare?

    The U.S. Navy has nuclear-powered submarines scattered across the globe, and China has been making strides to compete with America's submarine technology.

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  • The aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle of the French Navy
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    How Long Do Aircraft Carriers Typically Last In Service?

    Whether it's a nuclear or diesel-powered aircraft carrier, it takes a considerable amount of work to keep them servicing for as long as they do.

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  • The USS Detroit moving through the ocean, white waves in wake
    By Daniel Meagher 5 months ago

    What Is The Top Speed Of The Fastest US Navy Ship In Service In 2025?

    Of all the ships in the United States Navy, none are faster than the Freedom-class Littoral Combat Ship (LCS). This 400-foot vessel cuts right through water.

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  • USS Gerald R. Ford at sea during dusk
    By Tom Clark 5 months ago

    What's The Lifespan Of An Aircraft Carrier? Here's How Long They Stay In Service

    Aircraft carriers can stay in service for decades, and their lifespans are so long because the U.S. Navy puts a lot of effort into maintaining them.

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  • HMS Triumph on the water's surface
    By Bob Sharp 5 months ago

    Here's What Happened To The Lost HMS Triumph Submarine

    The Allies lost many submarines at sea during WWII, with their fates not always clear. That was the story of the HMS Triumph, too, until very recently.

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  • Aircraft carriers Lexington, Ranger, and Saratoga in an exercise before the US entered World War 2.
    By Jowi Morales 5 months ago

    How Many Aircraft Carriers Did The US Have During World War 2?

    The number of U.S. aircraft carriers changed dramatically during World War II. Here’s how the fleet expanded and how many were in service.

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  • Lights in a lighthouse rotating at night
    By Ali Hassan 5 months ago

    Why Do The Lights In A Lighthouse Rotate? Here's How They Help Ships

    Long before GPS, lighthouses had been guiding sailors home for centuries. Their rotating lights use certain patterns to help ships navigate to shore.

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  • Navy soldiers wearing talker helmet.
    By Nadeem Sarwar 5 months ago

    Why Some US Navy Sailors Wore Helmets That Are Way Too Large For Their Heads

    In World War II, some U.S. Navy sailors wore unusually large helmets with a unique purpose. Here’s the history behind this distinctive headgear.

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  • A U.S. Navy submarine cruising on the ocean surface.
    By Casey Cooper 5 months ago

    Are Submarines Safe In A Tsunami? Here's What Would Happen

    Tsunamis are one of the most destructive forces nature can bring to bear, but what if you live below the waves? Here's how a submarine would fare.

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  • Chinese Navy aircraft carrier Shandong docks at Hong Kong Special Administrative Region waters.
    By Casey Cooper 5 months ago

    How Big Is China's Navy? Here's How Many Warships It Has

    China's People's Liberation Army Navy could have more than 430 ships and submarines in the next five years, giving it greater confidence at sea.

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  • USS Thresher (SSN-593) underway on the surface in 1961
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    Yes, The US Has Lost Not One, But Two Nuclear Submarines - Here's What Happened

    Nuclear submarines are a key part of America's military forces, but we have still lost two of them over the years. Here's what happened to them.

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  • PBY Catalina Flying boat in stormy sky
    By Tom Clark 5 months ago

    What Are Flying Boats, And When Did The US Military Stop Using Them?

    Flying boats were used in multiple wars for various kinds of missions, but the U.S. military ultimately replaced them with traditional planes.

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  • A cruise liner and an aircraft carrier in close proximity
    By Bob Sharp 5 months ago

    Aircraft Carrier Vs Cruise Ship Size: Which Is The More Massive Boat?

    While the latest aircraft carriers are undoubtedly huge, the largest cruise ships are even bigger, both in gross tonnage and overall dimensions.

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  • World War II submarine on the surface.
    By Chris Littlechild 5 months ago

    Why Navy Ships Zig-Zagged To Avoid Submarines In WW2

    Naval vessels often employ multiple strategies to combat enemy ships, but zigzagging might be one of the weirdest. However, it was a solid maneuver.

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  • China's latest aircraft carrier, the Fujian, on its maiden voyage
    By Alec Hively 5 months ago

    Are China's Aircraft Carriers Nuclear-Powered?

    China's PLA Navy now has three aircraft carriers, more than any other nation aside from the U.S. Are any of its carriers nuclear-powered, though?

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  • The Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78, bottom) alongside USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75, top)
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    What Would Happen If China Sinks A US Aircraft Carrier?

    Foreign nations rarely attack aircraft carriers unprovoked, but it's always a possibility officials have to keep in mind. Here's what would likely happen.

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  • The Royal Thai Naval vessel HTMS CHAKRINARUEBET (CVH 911) in the South China Sea
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    This Is The Smallest Aircraft Carrier In The World

    America has the most aircraft carriers in the world, but it isn't the owner of the smallest carrier. That distinction goes to Thailand, instead.

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  • Destroyer USS Gravely while on the sea
    By KR Manalo 5 months ago

    How Big Is The Crew On A US Destroyer Ship?

    The US military has two classes of destroyers: the Arleigh Burke-class and the Zumwalt-class. How many people are needed to crew them, and what do they all do?

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  • High Angle View Of Navy Submarine In Sea Against Sky
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 5 months ago

    Why Diesel-Electric Subs Pose A Threat To The US Navy

    No matter how strong the US may claim its Navy to be, so long as the underestimated diesel-electric sub is in use, there will always be a surprising threat.

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