FALKLAND ISLANDS - The wreck of an armored German battlecruiser used during World War I has been discovered off the Falkland Islands, the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust announced on Thursday, ...
In this work Dunn, author of Securing the Narrow Sea: The Dover Patrol 1914-1918 and other books on the Royal Navy from late-Victorian times through the First World War, tackles several different but ...
A new exhibit to explore how USS San Diego sank — the only World War I vessel to sink during the war — has opened at the National Museum of the U.S. Navy in Washington, D.C. The lives of six Navy ...
What followed stunned the world, shattered Royal Navy confidence, and marked the dawn of submarine warfare as a serious ...
A shipwreck discovered off the coast of Scotland was confirmed to be a British cruiser sunk by a torpedo during World War I, killing more than 500 crew members on board, U.K. military officials have ...
In September 1914, a single German U-boat ventured into the North Sea. Lieutenant Otto Weddigen’s U-9 slipped past patrols and found itself within range of a British cruiser squadron. What followed ...
If you feel that contemporary superyachts are sheer monstrosities and that luxury cruising is no longer what it once was, you must feast your eyes on the one-of-a-kind Halas 71. This unique vessel is ...
The utility that submarines showed during World War I prompted navies to build many variants. One was cruiser submarines, which relied on large deck guns as much as they did on torpedoes. Navies ...
For 100 years, the turbid waters off the coast of Long Island had kept secret the fate of the USS San Diego. Its wreckage slept amid schools of sea bass and scurrying lobsters, 100 feet deep off the ...
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