How America's Naval Amphibious Forces Conquer the Sea
There's a moment in every amphibious assault when the ramp drops and the only thing between a Marine and the beach is open water, enemy fire, and a few hundred...
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How America's Naval Amphibious Forces Conquer the Sea
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National Day of the Deployed Reminds Us Freedom Is Never Free
Every October 26, the National Day of the Deployed gives Americans a chance to pause and remember the men and women who serve far from home. These are the heroes...
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The USS San Diego (LPD 22): A Legacy of Duty and Courage
From the moment the USS San Diego (LPD 22) was commissioned in 2012, she has stood as a symbol of the United States Navy’s commitment to service, versatility, and strength. Named...
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The USS Decatur (DDG-73): A Legacy of Strength, Honor, and Service
The USS Decatur (DDG-73) stands as a symbol of the enduring strength and commitment of the U.S. Navy. Commissioned in 1998, this Arleigh Burke-class destroyer was named in honor of...
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The Road to the Navy’s 250th Birthday
Two and a half centuries of honor, courage, and commitment. This week, the United States Navy celebrates its 250th birthday, marking a milestone that isn’t just about the passage of time,...
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The Legacy of the USS Indianapolis (LCS-17): A Modern Sentinel of the Sea
In the annals of naval history, the name Indianapolis evokes both triumph and tragedy. The USS Indianapolis (LCS-17), commissioned in 2019, is the latest ship to carry that proud name, though...
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The USS Donald Cook (DDG-75): A Ship of Honor, Courage, and Resilience
The USS Donald Cook (DDG-75), a guided-missile destroyer of the United States Navy, stands as a testament to the enduring power of American naval strength. Commissioned in 1998, Donald Cook...
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The Scariest Moments Faced by Heroes in Uniform
Halloween has a way of reminding us that fear is universal. But for the men and women who wear the uniform, whether in the armed forces or as first responders,...
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The USS The Sullivans (DDG 68): A Legacy of Sacrifice and Service
The name The Sullivans is synonymous with courage, sacrifice, and the deep bonds of family. It is a name carried forward by one of the U.S. Navy's most enduring and...
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USS Barry (DDG-52): A Legacy of Power and Service
The USS Barry (DDG-52), a mighty Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, was commissioned on December 12, 1992. Built by Ingalls Shipbuilding in Mississippi, Barry stood as a symbol of naval superiority during her...
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The History of the Navy Air Force Football Rivalry
On October 4, 2025, two of America’s most storied service academies will clash once again on the gridiron. The Navy Midshipmen and the Air Force Falcons don’t just play a...
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The USS Sunfish (SSN 649): Silent Strength Beneath the Waves
The oceans have always been a place of both mystery and menace—vast, deep, and ever-changing. In the quiet of those darkened waters, the USS Sunfish (SSN 649) served as a steadfast...
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The USS Princeton (CG-59): A Pillar of Power and Protection
In the vast expanse of the world’s oceans, the USS Princeton (CG-59) carved its legacy as a steadfast sentinel of the seas. Commissioned in 1989, this Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser...
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How We Remember Gold Star Families
Every September, our nation pauses for a moment of solemn reflection. Gold Star Families Remembrance Week and Gold Star Mother’s and Family’s Day offer a time to honor the men...
