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In 1972, Captain James Bradley of the Office of Naval Intelligence thought of a new use for the Halibut.

While much existing discussion centers upon strengthening Taiwanese air, sea and undersea defenses, there also appears to be an unequivocal need for major land defenses.

Why would Iran invest considerable sums in building its own submarines instead of shelling out for off-the-shelf hardware in Russia or China?  Iran's military has adapted as well as it can under many restrictions and sanctions. However, could it really hope to take on America?

Member of the U.S. Navy and the Cherokee Nation came together on 12 November to remember and honor Admiral Joseph James “Jocko” Clark.

The Navy faces challenges similar to those in the late 1970s, and it should look to that era as it begins to rebuild.

Bombs raining down over Los Angeles, West Coast air fields covered in chicken wire — this is the side of World War II you never knew took place

Bryan Kristopowitz takes a look at low budget action flick Sabotage starring Mark Dacascos, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Tony Todd in the latest Gratuitous B-Movie Column.

The Promise Collection is a group of high grade comics from 1939-1952, & in 1950, DC Comics launched Strange Adventures with Destination Moon

In December 1991, Oliver Stone's movie 'JFK' dazzled moviegoers with its hyperkinetic editing, frantic pace, and speculative historical narrative. One critic says its ultimate legacy may have been to unleash conspiracy theory thinking into the mainstream.

China’s dominance over the commercial maritime sector may be a source of vulnerability for the U.S. and other geopolitical rivals moving forward.