The USS F-1 submarine, sunk in 1917, has been discovered and mapped in 3D using advanced technology at a depth of 1,300 feet.
A U.S. Navy submarine from World War I, the USS F-1, has been discovered 1,300 feet (396 meters) below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, west of San Diego. The submarine sank on December 17, 1917, ...
It is clear that the United States still holds an edge over China in the undersea domain. But the margins are shrinking.
President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke before a gathering of top military brass in Quantico, Va., from around the world Tuesday.
Ongoing co-operation and engagements with the Indian Navy saw Rear Admiral Handsome Matsane, SA Navy (SAN) Flag Officer Fleet (FOF), host the flag officer who ...
According to international media, the vessel lies at a depth of approximately 1,300 feet to the west of San Diego.
US President Donald Trump addressed senior military leaders in Quantico, Virginia, warning that conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza remain unresolved. He assured officers of his support, saying, “I am with ...
Aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN-73) departed Tuesday from Yokosuka, Japan, to resume its patrol following a break. The forward-postured carrier was slated to depart Yokosuka at 10 a.m. on ...
Minutes after Pete Hegseth promised to untie the hands of the military and unleash violence, Donald Trump named the cities he’d go to war with next.
The Navy has 14 Ohio -class ballistic missile submarines equipped with Trident II D5LE ballistic missiles and nuclear warheads. Each sub can carry up to 24 ballistic missiles. These submarines are ...
A WWII torpedoman shares his first-hand account of training. This video explains the reasons why submariners were often trained on older boats and the challenges they faced before going into battle.
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Trump Whines That Current Battleships Are Too Ugly

President Donald Trump ranted Tuesday that U.S. warships don’t look tough enough anymore. Speaking in front of a meeting of hundreds of U.S. military officials whom War Secretary Pete Hegseth had ...