Uss Constellation News Today

The USS Constellation (CV-64), affectionately known as “America’s Flagship,” served as a Kitty Hawk-class supercarrier introduced in the early 1960s during the U.S. Navy's expansion of advanced carriers post-World War II. She was built to defeat America's enemies anywhere on the planet. 

Recent events in the Red Sea again raise questions about whether 32 vertical launch cells is adequate for the Constellation class frigates.

The ship USS Constellation scored the first American victory over a foreign ship thanks to a sucker punch and a disciplined crew.

In tribute to the Navy's first frigates, the new ship class and its lead ship were named Constellation.

For the first time since the late 1980s, the US Navy is building frigates, but other navies — including Russia and China — never stopped.

Wayne Goodermote, who survived as POW in Vietnam and enjoyed long Navy career, has died.

The town of Berlin in Rensselaer County never let go of Wayne Goodermote, a U.S. Navy aviator, who spent nearly six years as a POW in the Hanoi Hilton.

The warship, launched in 1854, was the last sail-only ship built by the Navy.

The USS Constellation is back in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

The USS Constellation has a new home ... for now.