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There’s an-all-but-unknown western Kentucky connection to one of the most famous photos from the date President Franklin D. Roosevelt said would “live in infamy.”

Jack Edge served on a submarine tender and was in sick bay on Dec. 7, 1941, when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. He retired to Marion County.

Such a vessel is a millstone dragging down the fortunes of its navy, its parent military, or the society that puts it to sea.

Articles from the tag: United States Navy

Articles from the tag: United States Navy

The mystery of a massive Navy vessel's disappearance remains unsolved more than a century later... but what could have happened to the Cyclops during her fateful voyage to Baltimore in 1918?

The large Filipino community and the military presence provide an appropriate backdrop for an effort to honor a Filipino-American service member.

Despite the unique challenges that mariners face, there are practices that can significantly mitigate the risk of collision.

All 14 airmen involved in Flight 19 were never seen or heard from again.

This year, one of the most prominent leaders from the Navy’s present took time to reflect on a well-remembered admiral from the Navy’s past.