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

Poetry aboard U.S. aircraft carriers has been derided as evidence of a “too woke” Navy. Sailors disagree and keep up a New Year’s Day tradition by writing logbook entries in verse.

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

The submarine USS Harder, which sank more Japanese ships than any other U.S. sub, has been found at the bottom of the South China Sea near the Philippines island of Luzon.

The U.S. Navy’s History and Heritage Command announced the finding of the USS Harder wreckage shortly before the Memorial Day weekend.

American LCS gunboats were pound for pound the most heavily armed ships in the Pacific during World War II.

Some pundits will question whether the new Ford-class is a worthwhile expenditure — $37.30 billion program cost and a $12.998 B unit cost — especially given the increasing vulnerability of surface warships to missile attack. 

Merry Christmas Sleigh bells ring, big time, in the Big Apple thanks to the iconic movie star sled that’s spending the holiday season in the heart of midtown Manhattan. It arrived last week in …

From fruit with mayonnaise dressing to turkey with tartar sauce, check out these Xmas menus from underway vessels of yesteryear.

Tis the season to be grumpy? For the most part “champions” are acclaimed, cheered and envied. Not so for the Gay family of Union Vale, New York. In 2012 they adorned their home with a …