There Were Reasons Why American Submariners Damned Their Own Torpedoes
It's hard to wage war when your weapons don't work.
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It's hard to wage war when your weapons don't work.
The 1967 fire aboard the nation’s first supercarrier USS Forrestal (CVA-59) resonates through history. It set the stage for future damage-control operations throughout the U.S. Navy. The incident destroyed 21 aircraft, injured 161, and killed 134 sailors.
Medal of Honor: Marine Corps Sgt. Richard Binder By KATIE LANGE Department of Defense News Like many men born in the mid-1800s, Marine Corps Sgt. Richard Binder immigrated to America to find better …
Extensive research sheds new light on what it was like to fly and fight in this famous gunfighter.
Japan’s Kyushu island is home to two moving museums that detail the final thoughts of the young WWII pilots tasked with flying their bomb-laden planes into US warships.