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Once in his life, Jimmy Carter was lowered down into a nuclear reactor that made his urine radioactive for six months.

When Raymond Engle gave a tour of his townhouse at Rogue Valley Manor, one of the first things he pointed to was a framed picture of a black submarine partially submerged in the ocean, ripping through...

Great and clear communication is key, especially when threats of enemy attack are at bay, but it was quite a different story in the Battle of Cape Esperance.

Just across the Piscataqua River and Prescott Park sits the eerie abandoned Portsmouth Naval Prison in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

More than 83,000 inmates passed through the Portsmouth Naval Prison's doors. Today, the deteriorating structure lies abandoned.

More than 83,000 inmates passed through the Portsmouth Naval Prison's doors. Today, the deteriorating structure lies abandoned.

More than 83,000 inmates passed through the Portsmouth Naval Prison's doors. Today, the deteriorating structure lies abandoned.

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NORFLOK, Va.

Archaeologists have hauled up 12 more Revolutionary War-era cannons from the Savannah River, a remarkable find that raises questions about which vessels carried them and precisely how they ended up