Kindred House Media announces the streaming premiere of its WWII documentary, “Sakura & Pearls: Healing from World War II” on Amazon Prime. As a standout among both WWII documentaries and PBS ...

The USNS Harvey Milk, named for the openly gay Navy veteran who served in the Korean War, is making headlines. This ...

Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri, and Wisconsin—were the US Navy’s largest and last battleships, designed in the late 1930s with nine 16-inch guns capable of hurling 2,700-pound shells over 23 nautical ...

Explore the reasons why the USS Arizona suffered the most during the attack on Pearl Harbor, featuring 3D animation for a detailed understanding of the events. #howitworks #3d #3danimation #pearlharbo ...

Standing on the shore of Ford Island just after sunrise, looking out at Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial, Khyle ...

The Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS Columbia returned to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii on Sunday following a seven-month deployment. Columbia departed Pearl Harbor in ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Memorial Day weekend at Pearl Harbor offers powerful opportunities ... visitors can join guided tours of the USS Utah and USS Oklahoma Memorials from 10 a.m. to 3 ...

Mendoza, inspired by a visit to the USS Arizona Memorial in Hawaii as an eight-year-old, made it his mission to give Pearl Harbor the reverence it deserved in his hometown. But the journey to ...

Fairport Harbor ... of the USS Michigan, a warship built by the federal government in 1843. The USS Michigan was the U.S. Navy’s first iron-hulled warship. It was launched in Erie, Pennsylvania ...

Jim McCoy of Pacific Historic Parks joined HNN’s Sunrise to talk about several free events at the Pearl Harbor National Memorial aimed to pay tribute and share the sites’ rich history.

The U.S.S. Shaw explodes during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. More than 2,400 people died and some 20 ships, including the U.S.S. Shaw, were destroyed or damaged.

More than 80 years after he died in the attack on Pearl Harbor, John Connolly was finally laid to rest – not as an unknown in a mass grave, but as a naval officer in Arlington National Cemetery.