Constitution Grove News Today

This landlocked base in Indiana holds the title of the third largest naval installation in the world by geographic area.

How did a massive section of boring forest far from the water become essential to Naval Support Activity Crane? Let's find out.

With the Cedar Creek Fire now burning over 90-thousand acres, and containment back to zero percent, a team coordinating firefighting efforts hosted a virtual community meeting Monday night.

Where does a 225-year-old working warship get its parts? At the Navy forest, of course

A forest owned by the U.S. Navy in Indiana ensures that the U.S.S. Constitution—named by George Washington and built with bolts forged by Paul Revere—stays afloat and at the ready.

Why does the US Navy spend a huge amount of budget on maintaining a forest when wood-hulled warships were phased out at the end of the 1800s?

A really unique and interesting piece of American history sits on 50,000 acres of land near central Indiana.

A really unique and interesting piece of American history sits on 50,000 acres of land near central Indiana.

A really unique and interesting piece of American history sits on 50,000 acres of land near central Indiana.