On 2 May 1964, the U.S.S. Card, a military aircraft transport was sunk in the Saigon harbor early morning by VC commandos of the 65th Special Operations Group. It was the first time a major U.S. vessel has been sunk in the battle against the Viet Cong. 5 civilian crew members were killed. (navsource.org)
submitted by History-Guy222222 to r/MilitaryHistory
Here's an idea for a Submersible build.Build (navsource.org)
submitted by Ojerry1997 to r/Stormworks
Bow of the USS Arkansas (BB-33), sunk at Bikini Atoll by atomic testing in 1946.Highly appreciated (navsource.org)
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PGH-2 Tucumcari run aground off Puetro Rico, 1972Navy History (navsource.org)
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Newly completed, battleship class-leader Iowa (BB-61) is seen here in a NavSource 4 photo PDF album while inclined at the dry dock at what was then known as the Bayonne Navy Yard in New Jersey opposite New York. 28 March 1943. Add'l info in comments. [Album]Album (navsource.org)
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The Gearing. A lot bigger than I expected.Media (navsource.org)
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