Viewed from the stern of the battleship – a symbol of steel rising in the Gulf of Mexico Amidst the white-capped waves of the Gulf of Mexico, a giant steel silhouette moves forward, strong and… Ingalls Shipbuilding and the Return of USS Wisconsin (BB-64)

USS Arizona: A Timeless Monument Date of sinking: December 7, 1941 Time of destruction: 9 minutes Number of people killed: 1,177/1,512 sailors Recognized as a US national monument in 1962 More than 2 million people… The sacred place, a historical symbol of America: USS Arizona Memorial

In the final years of World War II, when American military technology reached its peak, the PT-601 was born as one of the most typical representatives of the high-speed patrol boat line (Patrol Torpedo boat)… PT-601 – The Last Elite of the Elco 80-Foot Patrol Boat

Here is an article about the USS Albany (CA-123), USS Macon (CA-132), and USS Missouri (BB-63) in Norfolk, Virginia in 1952: US Navy Memories 1952: USS Albany, USS Macon, and USS Missouri In Norfolk, Virginia… Three Legendary Battleships at Norfolk in 1952: USS Albany, USS Macon and USS Missouri – Symbols of US Naval Power

The bombardment was part of the preparations for the Battle of Peleliu, which would become one of the fiercest and most controversial battles of World War II. The USS Miami, which had only been commissioned… September 7, 1944: When USS Miami Turned Palau into a Furnace of Fire

The aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales (R09), the modern pride of the Royal Navy, is plowing through the waves with a fleet of F-35B Lightning II stealth fighters, standing tall and powerful on deck.… HMS Prince of Wales (R09) with F-35B fighter squadron ready for action on deck

During World War II, the U.S. Navy deployed the LSM(R)-188, a medium landing ship equipped with powerful rocket firepower, to provide shore fire support during amphibious operations. Superior Firepower of the LSM(R)-188 During World War… LSM(R)-188: Floating missile fortress of the United States Navy in World War II

On September 17, 1984, the battleship USS Iowa (BB-61) arrived at Norfolk, Virginia, assisted by tugs, marking a major milestone in the ship’s reactivation after years in the reserve fleet. USS Iowa (BB-61): The Legend… USS Iowa (BB-61) Returns to Norfolk: A New Chapter Begins

The Birth of a Great Enemy at Sea USS Texas was laid down on April 17, 1911 at Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia and officially launched on May 18, 1912. The ship was commissioned into… Memories of Sailor Jack “Old Iron” Caldwell on the USS Texas

The USS Wisconsin (BB-64), currently docked in downtown Norfolk, Virginia, is one of the top attractions for those interested in military history and naval technology. With its enormous size, rich combat history, and fascinating tours,… USS Wisconsin (BB-64) at Norfolk Center: A US Navy Legend in the Heart of the City