Historic Navy Shipwreck Breaks Through The Surface After 400 Years Under Sea
A centuries-old navy ship has unexpectedly reappeared in the Baltic Sea, revealing clues about history, preservation, and the forces that kept it hidden.
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How The US Navy Is Using Gaming Technology For Training
Using video games to train military personnel can save money and time. The U.S. Navy came up with a new innovative way to use this technology.
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This Airport Was One Of The Most Important Locations In US Navy History
Before LaGuardia and JFK, an airport in Brooklyn handled air travel in and out of New York City. It was also critical to the Allies in World War II.
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US Navy Faces Looming Problems As Ohio-Class Nuclear Subs Are Set To Retire
As the U.S. Navy submarine fleet gets older, it faces a big problem once those boats retire, and there's no easy solution in sight. Here's what we know.
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China's Massive Car Ferry Could Have A Hidden Military Purpose
China's been building up its military capacity recently, but its naval capacity has lagged a little behind — until you factor in its commercial vessels.
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What Does IRINS & IRIS Stand For On Iran's Navy Ships?
On March 3, 2026, the U.S. Navy sunk Iran's IRIS Dena off the coast of Sri Lanka. Here's what the acronym stands for in relation to its ships.
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Another Navy Ship Is Getting Upgraded To Bring F-35s On Board
The U.S. Navy has upgraded many of its smaller ships with F-35 support capabilities over the years, and 2026 sees another one begin the process.
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US Navy's New Autonomous Ships Are Designed To Be Built At Rapid Speed
A new class of ship may be entering service for the U.S. Navy soon, and it has some distinct differences from previous ships. Here's what we know.
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The US Navy's New Solar-Powered 'Lightfish' Drone Can Patrol Oceans For Days
The U.S. Navy has tested a new drone that could expand its surveillance capabilities greatly, patroling the seas for days on end without human intervention.
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Viral Photo Highlights A Silent Enemy Plaguing The US Navy
One widely shared photo raised questions about the condition of a U.S. Navy warship and highlights a long-running challenge that the Navy is trying to tackle.
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Bombs Sunk This Ship In WWII – Now It's A Creepy Underwater Zoo
Not all the ships sunk during WWII were forgotten; some gained a second life as iconic dive destinations, including this ship that sank off the Egyptian coast.
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Experts Are Worried About The US Navy's Newest Battleship - And Here's Why
Battleships once ruled the seas, but they have since been replaced by aircraft carriers. The idea of returning to this paradigm has military experts concerned.
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Does A Torpedo Have To Hit A Ship To Sink It?
Naval combat seems complicated enough, but if torpedoes have to directly impact their target to do damage, it'd be even harder. Do they require accuracy?
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France's Charles De Gaulle Deploys: Here's Where The Aircraft Carrier Is Headed
The French Navy has ordered its only nuclear-powered aircraft carrier into an active combat zone. Here is where the massive warship is heading.
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How Many Warships Does Iran's Navy Have?
Iran may not have one of the biggest navies in the world, but it does have quite a lot of ships nonetheless. Here's what kinds of vessels the country owns.
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This US Navy Aircraft Carrier Had The Longest Deployment In History
One U.S. Navy aircraft has the longest deployment. But that's not the whole story. We explain how the Cold War, pandemic, and more affect the stats.
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The Clever Reason Why The US Navy Still Uses Ships With Wooden Hulls
It might sound old-fashioned, but the U.S. Navy does still have a few ships with wooden hulls, and the reason why actually makes a lot of sense.
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China's New Aircraft Carrier Looks Powerful – But It Has A Major Problem
China's naval capabilities have been expanding in recent years, but its newest aircraft carrier lags behind U.S. counterparts in some important ways.
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How Aircraft Carriers Handle Storms At Sea Without Losing Jets
A lot goes into how aircraft carriers handle storms at sea. After all, they have to ensure that millions of dollars worth of aircraft survive unscathed.
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USS Massachusetts: What Happened To The Ship That Fired WWII's Final Shot
The USS Massachusetts is largely believed to be the ship that fired the last shot of World War II. Here's what happened to that ship afterward.
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This New Marine Drone Looks Like A Killer Whale, But Is Much Deadlier
New developments in drone technology have led to increased capabilities on land, air, sea — including a new prototype that mimics a marine animal.
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China Gives Rare Look At 11,000-Ton Destroyer Built For Electronic Warfare
State broadcaster CCTV showcased one of China’s most advanced destroyers in action, highlighting its role in electronic warfare amid regional tensions.
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10 Of The Largest Naval Bases In The US, Ranked By Size
Home to the world's most powerful navy, these are a handful of the largest naval bases in the United States, ranked by size.
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This WWII Submarine Went Down With Toxic Cargo That's Still Dangerous Today
To this day, there has only been one recorded instance of submarine-on-submarine warfare during WWII. What happened? Why is the crash still toxic?
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The US Navy's New Flight Helmet Does A Lot More Than Protect Pilots
The high-tech carbon fiber helmet is destined to replace older models that have been in military service for around four decades.
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Some US Navy Ships Have Massive White Domes: Here's What They're Used For
You’ve probably noticed the strange white domes on Navy ships. They look simple, but what they hide inside plays a crucial role in modern warfare.
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USS Enterprise: How Many Fighter Jets Can The Newest Aircraft Carrier Hold?
The USS Enterprise is not one ship, but many, the name being reused throughout America's history. The latest Enterprise is on the way, but how big will it be?
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