DPAA has commenced a multiyear mission to account for Americans lost in the WWII sinking of a Japanese prisoner transport ship in the Philippines.
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US launches search in Philippines for WWII prisoners lost on Japanese ‘hell ship’
The Pentagon has launched one of its largest-ever underwater recovery missions to retrieve American ...
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries is expanding its shipbuilding operations in Subic Bay by adding a dedicated maintenance, repair and overhaul facility to ...
Eight decades after the Oryoku Maru was sunk by American bombs, specialist divers are returning to retrieve the 250 men still trapped inside They were killed by American bombs. They were held at ...
PORT HADLOCK — Naval Magazine Indian Island will conduct a security training exercise Thursday. Training activities will occur on Port Townsend Bay near the island and may include harbor security ...
USS Mississippi survived two turret explosions, two kamikaze strikes and fired the last salvo in battleship-to-battleship combat before ushering in the age of guided missiles.
CVN-68 began a homeport shift to Naval Station Norfolk, Va., as part of a long-planned process for the carrier’s ...
The U.S. Navy has reached a Cold War-era milestone in the Arctic, deploying two Virginia-class submarines beneath the polar ice cap for the 100th time since World War II.
The Chinese Navy has “dramatically increased” submarine production and could soon deploy a new vessel that’s able to hit ...
Petty Officer 3rd Class Logan Neves, a 2022 Kohala High School graduate assigned to Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 37 on ...
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US Navy rotates last cruiser homeported in Japan to San Diego
The USS Robert Smalls will be replaced by the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Mustin.
People in nearly a dozen countries across the Middle East fled fire and death and were forced to cower in shelters for hours Saturday as Iran retaliated against “Operation Epic Fury” by attacking ...
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