North Korea appears to have returned to an upright position its stricken Choe Hyun Class destroyer that partially capsized ...

The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission violated federal maritime code, which says 75% of a Coast Guard ship's crew ...

The ship's namesake, U.S. Coast Guard Capt. Quentin Walsh, helped plan the capture of Cherbourg in the days leading up to ...

The USS Sturgeon set the standard for the fleet and served as the backbone of America’s undersea deterrence for nearly 30 ...

The USS Alabama (BB-60), a South Dakota-class fast battleship commissioned in 1942, played a significant role in World War II ...

It was invented during World War I to try to stem the flood ... can tow its seismic streamers with only two propellers working. Altogether, the ship carries 24 streamer reels arranged in two ...

CHINA has put out to sea a monster-sized cargo ship, as the world's manufacturing ... It has two miniature propellers whirring at the front and runs on a set of three wheels in a triangular ...

The making of a ship propeller involves a highly detailed and technical process to ensure it delivers optimal performance. The process begins with selecting the finest materials, typically high ...

Its two four-bladed and two five-bladed propellers ... became a war hero, had held the old record with a similar trip made in three days, 21 hours, and 48 minutes. No other ship has broken ...

Today, Chinese ships outnumber those of the U.S. Navy 400 ... critical components needed for shipbuilding, such as propeller shafts or nuclear propulsion components; in the event of war, the U.S. Navy ...

He also spotted a stamp on one of the propellers of the kind used ... stopping her from submerging anymore.” During World War I, more than 200 Q-ships—and perhaps as many as 400—roamed ...

An ocean liner built for a double life as a secret Cold War transport ship for troops will become ... ensuring its knife-like hull and propellers couldn’t be studied by foreign enemies ...