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The Navy is returning to Shreveport and Bossier City for the first time since 2018, and this year’s program will conclude at the Barksdale Defenders of Liberty Air Show.

Jay Craig was only 7 years old when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, but his memory is still vivid. The Colorado Springs man talked to News5 about his father's brave moments rushing back to his ship.

Eighty years after her death, Canadian immigrant and U.S. Navy nurse Lenah Sutcliffe Higbee continues to inspire the women involved with outfitting a new Navy destroyer named for her.

In the 1930s, both the US and Japan thought war was inevitable, but officials did not believe the Japanese could attack bases in Hawaii

In the 1930s, both the US and Japan thought war was inevitable, but officials did not believe the Japanese could attack bases in Hawaii

In the 1930s, both the US and Japan thought war was inevitable, but officials did not believe the Japanese could attack bases in Hawaii

In honor of Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has ordered that flags of the United States and Ohio be flown at half-staff today.

Daniel Harris will be buried Dec. 7 at Fort Rosecrans cemetery, 81 years after his death, thanks to USS Oklahoma Project, which identifies sailor's remains

NARUTO, Tokushima Prefecture--A little-known episode about hostilities between Japan and Germany during World War I turned up when a flag featuring an unfamiliar design of a black cross and crowned eagle was brought to a history museum here.

The following is the Nov. 15, 2022, Congressional Research Service, Defense Primer: Naval Forces. From the report “Naval Forces” Refers to Both the Navy and Marine Corps Although the term naval forces is often used to refer specifically to Navy forces, it more properly refers to both Navy and Marine Corps forces, because both the […]