Sitting placidly moored at the pier, this classic wooden boat displays the sleek and graceful lines of its 1920s and 1930s design heritage. The seemingly
Category: Ships
Posts on the vessels that ply the oceans.
The Sinking of the Sloviansk (Formerly USCGC Cushing)
Characteristics of USCGC Cushing (WPB-1321) as designed Dimensions Length: 110 ft. Beam: 21 ft. Draft: 7 ft. 4 in. (max) Propulsion 2 Alco-Paxman Valenta diesels
I-176: The Only IJN Submarine to Sink a USN Submarine
There are a number of instances in World War II that saw submarines sink other submarines. That said, submarine versus submarine duels was not very
Visiting the USS Iowa Battleship Museum
In late August 2022, I took a short trip down to Los Angeles to do some sightseeing. One of the places on my itinerary was
USS Ross: The Destroyer that Survived 2 Mine Hits
There are many amazing stories out there about ships and the events of World War II show no paucity of incredible circumstances. Some ships are
The Executor & the Operations of Death Squadron
Galactic Imperial Navy Star Dreadnought/Super Star Destroyer Introduction In honor of May the 4th (be with you), I thought I’d do a fun post on
Fair Winds & Following Seas 