On the night of October 24, 1944, in the last year of World War II, the submarine USS Tang sank during the attack on a Japanese convoy in the Taiwan Strait. Curiously, it had been struck by one of its ...

Cmdr. Adam Ochs, left, seen here conducting a tour at Sattahip Naval Base, Thailand, on July 7, was relieved of his duties as commanding officer of the USS Santa Barbara on Thursday. (Sgt. Mitchell ...

The USS Cobia's scheduled departure for dry dock restoration has been postponed because of unsafe weather conditions. High winds and rough waters prevented the World War II submarine from leaving ...

MUSKEGON, Mich. — A West Michigan museum dedicated to preserving old navy and coast guard vessels shipped out a retired Coast Guard cutter that was past the point of restoration. The USS Silversides ...

The USS Cobia, a World War II submarine, has been moved to Sturgeon Bay for restoration. This is the submarine's first dry docking since 1996, funded by $1.5 million in donations and grants.

GROTON, Conn. — The Future USS IDAHO SSN 799 celebrated the grand opening of its ship's galley Thursday, Aug. 21, serving Idaho-inspired cuisine to mark a key milestone before the submarine's 2026 ...

The USS Montana crew knows Pacific waters, but over the next few days, it’s learning Big Sky. The captain of the USS Montana, a new fast-attack submarine, is touring the Treasure State Tuesday through ...

Thursday marks 24 years since the 9/11 terror attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people. A memorial ceremony will be held at the USS Midway Museum in San Diego to ...

MANITOWOC, Wis. (WLUK) -- A historic submarine is ready for some much-needed maintenance in Sturgeon Bay. The USS Cobia left its dock at the Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc on Sunday morning.

The USS Growler is the only nuclear-missile submarine in the US that's open to the public. Commissioned in 1958, the USS Growler patrolled seas off the coast of Russia during the Cold War. The ...

Of course, the biggest problem facing the Columbia class is the fact that the United States’ naval shipyard capacity is at a historic low—and there are no significant changes underway that could ...