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The Ford class is the next generation of U.S. Navy aircraft carriers. The first ship - Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) - is almost complete, and the second - John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) - is in early phases of construction. The Navy has named the third carrier Enterprise (CVN 80).

Portal into Shipscribe domain.

Role of U.S. Navy Armed Guard, role of U.S. merchant marine, casualties during World War II, gunnery training, service with Naval Armed Guard, sea stories, people pictures, ships, information source for sunk ships

The Brownwater Navy in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam. Includes the YRBMs, bases, places, boats, ships and events. Places include the Vinh Te Canal, Tinh Bien, Binh Thuy, Rach Gai, Cat Lo, Chau Doc, Nha Be, Rach Soi, Saigon, Song ong Doc, Danang, Denang, Solid Anchor and Sea Float.

Welcome to Wehrmacht-History.com, The primary focus of Wehrmacht History is on all military vehicles planes, ships, and weapons from 1935 to 1945 used by Heer (army), Luftwaffe (Airforce), Kriegsmarine (Navy), U-boats (Submarines), Waffen SS (Hitler's Elite), and secondary their Leaders.

Personnel Rosters for 8700 US Navy Ships, Submarines and Air Squadrons. Includes reunion information, links to command associations and crew contributed photos.

Comprehensive US Navy Website offering information on more than 1000 different US warships. Information include cruise books, accidents, photos and a lot more. Also features a crew list allowing former sailors to submit their contact information.

Photographic history of German Navy Ships of WW2

We develop strategic and operational leaders, help the Chief of Naval Operations define the future Navy, strengthen maritime security cooperation and support combat readiness.

The Shipbuilders Council of America (SCA) is the national trade association representing the U.S. shipyard industry. SCA members constitute the industrial base that builds, repairs, services and supplies the U.S. shipyard industry.