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These World War II Veterans Reveal What It Was Like on a Submarine

Why the U.S. Navy Never Built A Nuclear-Powered Surface Fleet

Type 95 torpedo

Long Lance: This Japanese Torpedo Terrorized America During World War II

Lucky Luciano at the Excelsior Hotel, Rome, in 1948. Remo Nassi. Public domain.

Why Did the U.S. Navy Make a Secret Pact With the Mafia During World War II?

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Meet the U.S. Navy’s Newest Killer Frigate: The FFG(X)

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Why No One Remembers America's Two Kearsarge-Class Battleships

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