Brazilian warship sunk by German U-boat in 1944 finally found
The Brazilian Navy has confirmed that a wreck found in 2011 is that of a Brazilian auxiliary ship sunk in 1944 by a torpedo ...
You Won’t Believe the Incredible True Story of America’s Most Decorated Submarine
Submarines are fraught with danger, especially in times of war. Often tasked with operating solo or in pairs, submarines end ...
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Commander-In-Briefs! JFK's Worn Underwear Heading To Auction
Fans of America's most glamorous President, the late, great John F. Kennedy, can now buy his worn boxer shorts The ...
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China secretly building ‘world’s largest underwater drone’ with torpedo tubes
China has been modernizing its military strength with a dedicated focus on advancing its maritime power. From large aircraft ...
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New Unreported Submarine In China Leaves West Guessing
The incredible naval expansion of China and modernization continues. The latest surprise is yet another new and unexplained ...
The Best Pike Lures
Don’t hit the water for northerns without an arsenal of the best pike lures, picked by Outdoor Life's fishing editor.
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The legacy of the Four Chaplains: a testament to faith, service, and sacrifice
Lt. George Fox, Lt. Alexander Goode, Lt. Clark Poling, and Lt. John Washington—gave their lives aboard the USAT Dorchester.
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WWII’s largest loss of life during a ship convoy included 3 from Beaver County
A German U-boat sunk the USAT Dorchester on Feb. 3, 1943, in the North Atlantic Ocean, killing 672 of the 902 servicemen, ...
Lehigh County soldier among those who died in WWII’s largest loss of life during ship convoy
During the panic of the disaster, the four chaplains organized evacuees, distributed life jackets from storage, and tended to ...
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Clark Bridge opened in 1928, transforming travel for Alton residents
The Clark Bridge opened in 1928, allowing Alton residents to cross the Mississippi River by car instead of ferryboat.
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See inside a WWII-era U-boat, the only submarine that the US Navy captured intact and towed home
Allied mariners died in the torpedo explosions or drowned in the cold ocean waters afterward. In some incidents, U-boats also attacked passenger liners like the SS Athenia. The string of sunken ...
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World War II’s largest loss of life during a ship convoy included local servicemen
Feb. 3 is the 82nd anniversary of the sinking of the USAT Dorchester in the north Atlantic Ocean by a German U-boat.