The National Interest on MSN8h
The Squid Was a Deadly ASW Successor to the WWII Hedgehog Mortar
The National Interest now takes a deeper dive into the history of the Squid ASW mortar. Squid Initial History and ...
Unveiling the Tragedy of Caterina Costa
Friday, March 28 marks the 82nd anniversary of the tragedy of the merchant ship 'Caterina Costa', which occurred in the port ...
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WWII Veteran Norman Bartlett died just one week short of his 99th birthday
During WWII, Norrie participated in D Day, the Allied assault on Nazi-occupied France. On 6 June 1944, his role was ...
How a beatdown at sea turned Russia's navy into China's junior partner
For much of the Ukraine war, Russia has been bottled up in its Black Sea near waters, with the only avenue for projecting its ...
'Luxury' five-bed city centre penthouse hits market for £1m
A "luxury" five-bedroom penthouse in the centre of Southampton is up for sale, in South Western House, where passengers of ...
All That's Interesting on MSN5d
How The Nazis’ ‘Invincible’ Bismarck Battleship Sunk Just Eight Days Into Its Maiden Mission
On May 18, 1941, the German battleship Bismarck began its first ever combat mission. It was the most powerful ship in Europe ...
Why Russia Priortized A Ceasefire At Sea
Away from the grueling land battles and devastating airstrikes, the Ukraine war has, from its outset, had a naval element.
For the British, war remains ancient history
In the United Kingdom, the army enjoys the prestige acquired during the two world wars, but it is concerned about the  threat ...
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Maritime truce would end a sorry war on the waves for Russia that set back its naval power ambitions
In World War I, Russia cooperated with the British Royal Navy to limit German merchant activity in the Baltic Sea and Turkish trade and military reach in the Black Sea. In World War II ...