Highlights from Naval History
USS Yorktown

Second Chances in War

By Lieutenant Commander Samuel Gasbarre, U.S. Navy
April 2025
During World War II, the U.S. Navy repeatedly deprived itself of combat-experienced leaders at critical stages of the conflict.
25 May 1915: U-21 strikes a blow against Allied naval gunfire support with the sinking of HMS Triumph. For the soldiers mired in ANZAC Cove, “it was like an old friend gone.”

On Our Scope

April 2025
One hundred and ten years ago this April, the World War I struggle for Gallipoli was unfolding, as Allied forces sought to take the strategically vital Dardanelles Strait, break open...
Roland Rohlfs flew A-3325 in this 18-T-2 landplane configuration to two world record heights in 1919. Note the unusual wing structure dominated by seven horizontal span-wise spars and the original Kirkham K-12 engine.

Three Wings

By J. M. Caiella
April 2025
During aviation’s multiwing era, the triplane gained little traction in the United States. Major American manufacturers built only about 50 of them. The British had the first successful version of...


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