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Hydrofoil ships boast some advantages that would make them quite practical from a military perspective.

Flag-lowering orders are decreed either on a national level by the president of the United States or at a state level by the governor.

Her father's friendship came to a tragic end in 1945, something the sisters believe affected him for the rest of his life.

Following an order from the Biden administration, flags are at half-staff today in honor of the Nashville shooting victims.

Her father's friendship came to a tragic end in 1945, something the sisters believe affected him for the rest of his life.

In the waning days of the Civil War, a hodgepodge of green troops got their first taste of action.

In the 1950s, a future U.S. president was one of hundreds who helped to clean up the world’s first serious nuclear accident. Canadian scientists are still unearthing insights from what happened next

We continue Women's History Month by sharing the story of a woman from Lackawanna County who was the first woman to enlist in the U.S. Navy.

One had been a star high school athlete who enlisted in the Navy. The other was a recent Tulane graduate in mechanical engineering. Both were New Orleans natives who found themselves aboard the same doomed submarine along with 83 other sailors in the Pacific during World War II.

Ohio teen Johnny Carano was among 85 crewmen lost when the USS Albacore hit a mine in 1944. The submarine’s wreckage has been found off Japans coast.