USS Yorktown (CV-5)—an aircraft carrier commissioned in September 1937 and sunk in October 1942—was equipped with 24 Oerlikon ...

The name of the mural was found in the lower right corner. Video screengrab Historians noted similar murals could be found on ...

The mysterious automobile was found in a hangar on the USS "Yorktown," which has been resting on the bottom of the Pacific ...

The Houthis have responded to the large-scale operation conducted by US forces with largely unsuccessful attacks against the US Navy and Israel. The group has also issued sanctions against American ...

With some of the worst non-combat accidents in U.S. Navy history resulting from technical and weapon malfunctions, naval personnel must do everything possible to ensure their ships are safe ...

U.S. Marines perform a rifle salute on board the Battleship Missouri Memorial during a ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of the 1945 kamikaze attack on the USS Missouri and subsequent burial ...

Ships in the United States Navy can fulfill their service for anywhere between 25 to 53 years, depending on the vessel. If a ship retires, it's turned over to the Navy Inactive Ships Office ...

During World War II, a Japanese pilot crashed into the USS Missouri. The ship's captain, William Callaghan, ordered a military burial for the pilot. This act of compassion is remembered today.

PORT EVERGLADES, FLA. (WSVN) - Members of the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard are opening up their biggest and best known ships to the South Florida public for a week-long event.

Kamikaze sank their first ship on Oct. 25, 1944, when a navy Zero pilot smashed into the USS St. Lo in the Philippine Sea while carrying a pair of 550-pound (250-kilogram) bombs.

Defying all logic, a vehicle has been found parked in the hangar of the USS Yorktown, which was famously sunk in the Pacific ...