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  • An Ohio-class submarine that can launch dry missiles
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 3 months ago

    Can Submarines Launch Missiles While Submerged? A Look At How Their Weapons Systems Work

    Ever wondered if submarines can launch missiles while submerged? Dive into the world of underwater warfare and how these stealths unleash their firepower.

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  • Aircraft carrier with tugs alongside
    By Bob Sharp 3 months ago

    Can A Tugboat Pull An Aircraft Carrier?

    Tugboats pack some pretty impressive ship-moving power -- but an aircraft carrier is a behemoth of vessel.

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  • U.S. Army patch on the sleeve of a soldier in fatigues
    By Brad Hill 3 months ago

    Does The US Army Have Its Own Ships?

    When you think of the United States Army, you might picture soldiers on the ground, but do they have their own ships, too? Here's what you need to know.

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  • Admiral Kuznetsov at a dock
    By Brad Hill 3 months ago

    What Made The Admiral Kuznetsov One Of The Worst Aircraft Carriers Ever Built?

    The Admiral Kuznetsov was meant to be the pride of the Soviet navy, but the USSR went out of business soon after it was launched. It's been all downhill since.

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  • Battleship at anchor
    By Michael Bruton 3 months ago

    10 Of The Largest Navies In The World, Ranked By Self-Reported Total Naval Assets

    The U.S. may carry the biggest sticks on the seas, but does it have the most? Here's how the largest national navies in the world stack up, but the numbers.

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  • Boomin Beaver docked
    By KR Manalo 3 months ago

    The Smallest Ship In The U.S. Navy May Just Be The 'Boomin Beaver' - Here's What It's Used For

    The adorable Boomin' Beaver appears to be the smallest boat in the U.S. Navy. Here's where the tugboat came from, where you'll find it, and what it's used for.

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  • spools of fiber optic cables
    By Quina Baterna 3 months ago

    What Are Submarine Cables And How Important Are They To The Modern World?

    Submarine cables have been around for a long time, and they're more important than ever for the modern world. Without them, society would grind to a halt.

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  • German sailors aboard the U-96 in
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 3 months ago

    According To The U.S. Navy, This Is The Most Accurate Submarine Movie Ever Made

    With so many naval movies having been made, some still end up being quite fictional. There is one movie, though, that many U.S. sailors agree to be accurate.

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  • Marines lined up in formation, boarding an amphibious assault ship
    By Brad Hill 3 months ago

    Does The US Marine Corps Have Its Own Ships?

    The US Marines Crops has access to a wide variety of military personnel and equipment, but does the organization have its own ships to use at sea?

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  • A navy vessel stuck inside a skyscraper in
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 3 months ago

    The Philadelphia Experiment: What Really Happened To The Ship USS Eldridge?

    The Philadelphia Experiment is a purported naval incident that spawned a movie of the same name. While there's no proof of it, the ship involved was real.

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  • USS Louisville fast attack submarine sails on the surface of the sea
    By Tom Clark 3 months ago

    How Many Submarines Does The US Navy Build Per Year?

    Submarines are a crucial part of the US Navy, but how many are produced by the country each year, and will that number increase or decrease in coming years?

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  • A Blue Angel Jet In-Flight During An Airshow
    By Shane Schmid 3 months ago

    How Fast Do The Blue Angels Fly? A Look At Their Top Speed

    The Blue Angels have a long history of service with the U.S. Navy, having been established back in 1946. Here's a look at the top speed that they can fly.

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  • SMART missile being launched off the coast of Odisha
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 3 months ago

    What Is A SMART Missile & How Do They Work?

    India is innovating in naval defense with its SMART missile and torpedo system, which launches a missile from shore, but then deploys a torpedo into the sea.

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  • Chinese sailors stand at attention as the Luohe officially sets sail.
    By Alec Hively 4 months ago

    China's Newly Commissioned Next-Gen Naval Warship Is The First Of Its Kind

    When China's navy commissioned a new-generation frigate with stealth capabilities in January, it showed off increased capability in its naval race with the U.S.

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  • U.S. Navy ships sitting in a harbor
    By Brad Hill 4 months ago

    4 Of The Smallest Ships In The US Navy

    When you think of the U.S. Navy, its mighty aircraft carriers may be the first ships that leap to mind. But some good Navy things come in small packages.

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  • Yhe USS Preble fires its HELIOS laser system in an undated FY2024 Navy photo.
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 4 months ago

    The US Navy's New Military Laser Successfully Shoots Drones Out Of The Sky

    It seems like something out of science fiction, but it's fact: America's new military laser is showing it can shoot down drones. And it's still being developed.

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  • Deepseek logo and name on a smartphone screen
    By Brad Hill 4 months ago

    Why The US Navy Has Banned The Use Of DeepSeek AI

    Despite its advanced nature, DeekSeek AI has been banned by the United States Navy for very good reasons. Here's everything we know about it.

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  • F/A-18 Super Hornet parked
    By Brad Hill 5 months ago

    The Fascinating History Of The US Navy's Real-Life TOPGUN School

    Tom Cruise doesn't have anything to do with it, but the Navy flight school featured in the "Top Gun" movies really exists. Here are the facts behind the films.

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  • A U.S. Navy badge over the American flag
    By Corazon Victorino 5 months ago

    Who Names US Navy Ships?

    The U.S. Navy has used standard naming conventions for its ships and sumbarines since it was established in 1775, but who chooses the names for Navy vessels?

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  • Blue Angels F18s flying in formation
    By Michael Bruton 5 months ago

    Blue Angels: 10 Facts About The Navy's Flying Team

    The Blue Angels flying team includes some of the most accomplished and skilled pilots in the U.S. Navy. Here are some facts you may not know about it.

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  • The USS Gettysburg (CG-64) underway at sea.
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    Everything Wrong With The Navy's Cruiser Modernization Program

    America's military services are not exactly known for frugal procurement, but the problems ballooned when the Navy set out to modernize its destroyers.

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  • Fleet of U.S. Navy vessels, including 2 aircraft carriers, at sea
    By Brad Hill 5 months ago

    5 U.S. Navy Ships Named After American Presidents

    The United States Navy has a tradition of naming many of its popular ships after U.S. presidents. Here are five that stand out in history.

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  • Ex-Varyag aircraft carrier under tow in Istanbul in 2001 for conversion for the People's liberation Army Navy
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    Which Country Has The Most War Ships In Their Navy?

    The country that actually has the most war ships in a navy isn't who you might think it is, and that country is continuing to add more vessels.

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  • Inside a control room aboard the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt.
    By Dauglas Denga 5 months ago

    Do Navy Ships Have Wi-Fi On Board? Security Concerns, Explained

    In today's technology-soaked world, it seems unfathomable that sailors aboard advance Navy ships might not have access to Wi-Fi. So what's the story?

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  • A BlueWhale submarine being lifted up by a crane
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 6 months ago

    The German Navy Is Testing A New Unmanned Underwater Drone

    Drone warfare has been a predominant feature on recent battlefields, and Germany is now extending it to the seas with its unmanned submarine.

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  • An artist's rendering of the E-130J TACAMO flying during sunset
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 6 months ago

    Here's What Makes The US Navy's New Doomsday Plane So Special

    The United States Navy's latest Doomsday Plane is based on an iconic military airplane, but its features and platform might actually surprise you.

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  • View of the horizon from the ocean on a speeding frigate
    By Brad Hill 6 months ago

    5 Of The Fastest Navy Ships Ranked By Top Speed

    Speed can be crucial in fighting at sea, and some vessels stand out as particularly quick. What they lack in armor and firepower, they make up in velocity.

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