Extreme makeover, US Navy edition: See the new apartment-like digs on US aircraft carriers
Life on US aircraft carriers is getting comfier as living quarters are renovated. See photos of the upgraded USO Centers ...
The US Navy hasn’t got the ships and hasn’t got the men
To keep pace with an expanding Chinese fleet, the US Navy is still clinging to an ambitious – but so far unrealised – plan to ...
These big shipyards are China's shipbuilding power players and are cranking out new warships at a breakneck pace
China boasts impressive shipbuilding capacity across its industry, but a few key yards play a greater role in its naval ...
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U.S. Navy Iowa-Class Battleships Could Have Fired Nuclear Bomb Shells
By the end of World War II, advancements in military technology rendered traditional battleship guns less decisive. In ...
Enormous Navy fuel ship launched in San Diego at time of growing global tensions
The USNS Lucy Stone — which bears the name of an influential 18th-century women’s rights advocate — became the latest in a ...
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Battlecarrier: If the Navy Magically Merged Aircraft Carriers and Battleships
After World War II, navies grappled with surplus battleship hulls and considered converting them into "battlecarriers"—hybrid ...
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Don't Ask the Navy This: Is $120 Billion for New Aircraft Carriers Worth It?
The U.S. Navy is modernizing its fleet with the Ford-class aircraft carrier, the most advanced and expensive warship ever built, costing $13 billion per unit and totaling $120 billion for the program.
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Tales From The A-6 Intruder Cockpit: AGM-84 Harpoon vs Libyan Patrol Craft
The First Use of Harpoon Missiles In Combat by U.S. Navy A-6 Intruders Operation Prairie Fire, launched in March 1986, was a ...