Although not flown by the U.S. Navy during the war, the French-built Nieuport 28 had a role in post-war naval aviation development.

“The finest warship constructed for the Continental Navy,” the frigate Alliance “had always been in a class of her own.”

She was meant to be a workhorse, not a fighter, but the oiler USS Neosho ended up in the thick of the Pacific war.

The third-place winner in the CNO Naval History Essay Contest (Professional Historian Category) shines a light on the doctrinal lessons that still resonate from the Seven Years’ War.

“Death in the Ice: The Mystery of the Franklin Expedition” assembles a collection of artifacts bringing to life the doomed 1845 Arctic mission to navigate the farthest portion of the ...

The capabilities of the Type 93 torpedo were such a well-kept secret, and so far beyond those of U.S. torpedoes, that the U.S. Navy did not appreciate the threat it ...