On December 7, 1941, Japanese forces attacked Pearl Harbor. Maps, both historic and newly created by National Geographic, yield new insights into the full scope of Japan's battle plans for the day ...

At 6:45 a.m., Lt. William Outerbridge, captain of the destroyer U.S.S. Ward, dropped depth charges on a small sub­marine lurking near the narrow entrance to Pearl Harbor. Operated by a two-man ...

The deadline is nearing for anyone who still wants to buy tickets for Fairport Harbor Marine Museum and Lighthouse’s 200th Anniversary Gala. Tickets for the June 21 event must be purchased by ...

Before the Marine Corps installation was established, Guam was home to Andersen Air Force Base and Naval Base Guam. There are currently around 430 airmen and soldiers living in the barracks at ...

BLADENSBURG, Md. — Memorial Day was a proud and poignant one in Bladensburg, Maryland, where the town’s historic Memorial Grove Park gained a significant new addition — thanks to the vision ...

Subpar living conditions in military barracks have long been a problem for many junior service members, and the services have taken steps in recent years to address them. The Marine Corps has ...

“Pretty precious,” Schoeneck said, of that Dec. 7 gathering a year ago, where Stone recalled how he was on the USS Pyro, moored on West Loch, on the day Pearl Harbor was attacked. The ship ...

President Donald Trump said Saturday the United States completed a "very successful" strike against Iranian nuclear sites at ...

The Japanese launched a surprise attack on the American naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. It aimed to weaken the US Navy so Japan could pursue its expansion in Asia without being hindered.

WASHINGTON − Ukraine destroyed dozens of enemy bombers using a horde of drones smuggled deep into Russia in a stunning attack that Russian war bloggers are calling Moscow's Pearl Harbor.

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.