5 biggest naval battles in World War 2 history
The following battles top the list of the greatest naval battles of the entire Second World War.
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The following battles top the list of the greatest naval battles of the entire Second World War.
The US warship USS Monitor was found to be in 'astonishingly good condition', despite having sunk on the seabed off the coast of North Carolina since 1862. 'amazingly go…
Fossils of teeth, battleships and backbones belonging to crocodile-like creatures have revealed more about the prehistoric world.
While excavating the wreck of Gribshunden, a medieval warship off the coast of Sweden, a team of researchers stumbled upon barrels they believed to have traces of 500-ye…
Although there are nearly 30 warships participating in the Maritime Exhibition IMDEX 2019, Vietnam Ship 016-Quang Trung received more special attention from internationa…
350 years ago, Swedish fishermen simultaneously fell ill after witnessing many strange objects (UFOs) dancing in the sky.
The US Navy's water combat fleet is operating 16 types of ships, including 11 super carriers, 60 destroyers, 22 cruisers and many other warships.
Here are 7 famous battleships in world military history.
Authorities feared that three sunken ships off Indonesia more than 70 years ago could be stolen for scrap metal.
The ship, believed to be impossible to sink, is called the Titanic, along with the British and Spanish battleships, buried in the ocean floor after being hit by ice or h…
Researchers and divers began discovering the secrets under the cursed ship called the God of War, the pride of the Swedish navy in the 16th century.
Aliens in many cinematographic productions like Battleship and Men in Black 3 are described as those who will terrorize the earth. But sci-fi novels can be very far from…
Billionaire Paul Gardner Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, claims to locate a Japanese battleship from World War II under the seabed of the Philippines.
Recently archaeologists have found six ancient cannons at the mouth of the Chagres river in Panama. These cannons of the famous pirate Henry Morgan.
On this ship is also the site of the Japan Empire's unconditional surrender document, ending World War II.