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The refurbished USS Nautilus, the world’s first nuclear-powered submarine and a historic landmark, is reopening Friday with a new look, the Naval History and Heritage Command announced recently.

A self-reliant India existed before 2014 and other Prime Ministers would have acknowledged continuity in governance, says Jairam Ramesh

Despite immense technological advancements, the final naval engagement of the war wasn't fought between steel battleships or large aircraft carriers.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ordered all flags through on Aug. 31 to honor Ohio Overdose Awareness Day.

The USS Constitution, one of the Navy’s original six frigates as well as its oldest commissioned warship—will celebrate the 225th anniversary of her launching on 21 October.

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The wreck of the first U.S. Navy destroyer lost to enemy action has been found off the coast of southwest England, 105 years after it was sunk by a Ge

Eighty years after fighting the largest naval battle in history, USS Johnston and USS Samuel B. Roberts have been found under 22,000 feet of water.

On this day in history, August 19, 1812, the USS Constitution earned its memorable Old Ironsides nickname after routing warship HMS Guerriere of the mighty Royal Navy.

The wreckage of the World War I destroyer USS Jacob Jones was discovered by members of the UK diving team Darkstar 60 miles south of Newlyn, Cornwall.