This article explores ten submarines that earned reputations as some of the most formidable naval machines ever built. From ...

When most people think of the Pacific Theater of World War II, they envision tropical islands, heat, and jungle combat.

In the early days of WW2 naval warfare, U.S. sailors doubted the thin-skinned destroyers entrusted to protect convoys and ...

The B-24 Liberator was the RAAF’s heavy-hitting bomber, flying deep into enemy territory with relentless force. Crewed by ...

In 1944, PNG's Manus Island was home to one of the most impressive allied military bases in the Pacific. After signing the ...

At 200 feet tall, the cranes are approximately 20 stories tall and have been nicknamed “Manitowoc's skyscrapers.” The cranes ...

THE heavy cruiser USS Indianapolis had raced across the Pacific with components of the first atomic bomb. But two torpedoes ...

We've selected some of the most interesting images from book Abandoned Cold War Places, by Robert Grenville, and look at the fascinating history behind them.

The Pacific Northwest is a key hub of the U.S. maritime industry, home to dozens of small and large shipyards that support a ...

For at least five years, Army Air Force Staff Sgt. Russell Owen Chitwood remained misidentified amid the casualties from ...

In an era of intensifying geopolitical competition, rising crises, and heightened maritime tension, the A26 and similar submarines illustrate that undersea warfare is no longer the exclusive domain of ...