Missile Test Sinks US Navy Warship Off The Scottish Coast
The U.S. Navy has parted ways with another naval craft, and this time it's a decommissioned frigate as part of a live-fire test of new weaponry.
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China's New Aircraft Carrier Could Be Even Bigger Than America's USS Ford
While nothing has been officially announced, China seems to be working on a massive aircraft carrier, significantly larger than America's biggest carrier.
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The US Navy Primarily Uses These 5 Aircraft To Train New Aviators
While the United States Navy owns a number of aircraft for various situations and scenarios, most aviators are trained using just a handful of those.
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Every Class Of Battleship The U.S. Navy Operated In WWI And WWII
The battleship era is officially over, as the United States no longer operates a single one. Here is every class to hit the water since the dreadnought.
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What Type Of Fuel Did WWII Warships Use?
While many of today's naval ships like aircraft carriers and submarines might rely on nuclear power, WWII-era ships didn't have access to that technology.
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What Does 'Yacht Certified' Mean On A Boat?
You might think yachts are just large, fancy vessels out on the water, but there is actually an official certification program that classifies them.
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There's A Reason Why The USS Abraham Lincoln Returned To Port Covered In Rust
The USS Abraham Lincoln sailed into port with a fair amount of rust adorning its underside, but there's a really good reason for it. Here's what we know.
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The US Navy's Next Frontier Is The 'Unexplored Seafloor'
The U.S. Navy is quite familiar with our oceans, but now it wants to expand its operations to the seafloor. It'll take some time to get it all up and running.
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5 Weapons That Could Actually Sink A US Nuclear Submarine
The nuclear submarines used by the United States Navy are modern military marvels, but they're not invincible -- there are weapons that can threaten them.
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What Does A Black Buoy With A Red Band Mean For Boating?
Before getting out on the water, be sure to read up on all of the rules, regulations, and signals boaters use to make sure the water stays safe.
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How Does A Tide Clock Work & Why Is It Important For Boating?
A tide clock is a surprisingly simple tool that shows rising, high, falling, or low tides. It's great for coastal residents, but it doesn't work everywhere.
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The US Navy Is Testing A New Hypersonic Missile On The F/A-18 Super Hornet
The U.S. has fallen behind countries like China and Russia with hypersonic missile development. Now, it's testing out one that could be a game-changer.
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The US Navy's Newest Torpedo Has A Serious Upgrade And Is Unlike Anything Used Before
The U.S. Navy has several different torpedoes, including those dropped from aircraft and those launched from subs. This one is unlike anything in the inventory.
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The US Navy's Next-Gen Missile Can Strike Targets Over 280 Miles Away
When this long-range air missile, known as "Malice," enters service, it is slated to become the longest-range air-to-air missiles in the U.S. Navy's arsenal.
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12 Of The Weirdest Ships Used By The US Navy
The U.S. Navy has fielded untold ship designs over the centuries, but more than a few of them have featured weird designs or have odd histories.
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Japanese Navy Destroyer Returns Home After US Tomahawk Missile Upgrade
After months of work, the first of several Japanese naval destroyers has been retrofitted with American Tomahawk missiles and is returning home.
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Aircraft Carrier Alternatives: These Are The Navy's Best Options
Aircraft carriers aren’t the only answer -- discover the Navy’s nimble, high-tech options that keep maritime power sharp and unpredictable.
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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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'We're Way Behind': America's Next Naval Shipyard Is Fighting An Uphill Battle
The U.S. wants more naval ships made, and while things seems to be moving in the right direction, a number of factors have resulted in slow progress.
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This 694-Foot Vessel Is Built To Sink And Resurface While Holding Navy Destroyers
The U.S. Navy has more than warships at its disposal — it also has massive vessels designed for critical support roles to service those warships.
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3D-Printed Drones At Sea Could Change The Game For The US Navy
See how the US Navy uses containerized 3D printing microfactories at sea to build combat drones and transform modern frontline military logistics.
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DIYer Recreated Germany's Most Famous WWII Battleship For $400 - It's Small, But Ridable
The Bismarck is one of the most iconic battleships from WWII. YouTube DIYer Julius Perdana created a tiny, functional replica for not a lot of cash.
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US Navy's Newest Supercarrier Passes Sea Trials After Half A Decade Of Delays
The United States Navy has another supercarrier on the way, and it just passed its sea trials -- an important milestone toward its eventual commissioning.
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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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'Ready To Fight': US Navy Skips Final Trials For Fast-Attack Nuclear Submarine
In an unusual move, a new U.S. Navy submarine has skipped the final part of the testing process, which has been in place since WW2. Is that good or bad?
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Why Navy Pilots Call Themselves 'Aviators' – But Air Force Pilots Don't
While the words mean the same thing to most, "pilot" and "aviator" can have separate meanings in the U.S. military when it comes to the Navy and Air Force.
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Unexpected Jobs That Exist On A US Navy Aircraft Carrier
Aircraft carriers have their fair share of pilots and sailors, but these vessels have a few other jobs on board that help keep these floating cities operating.
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