Oklahoma approves $4 million to relocate the historic USS Batfish to Three Forks Harbor, preserving a WWII icon and honoring veterans' sacrifice.

with the capsized USS Oklahoma (BB-37) alongside. Most smoke is from USS Arizona (BB-39). File Photo by U.S. Navy "I don't know of any equivalent salvage effort before or since. The sheer ...

Work will begin Monday to permanently remove a pair of dilapidated platforms that were connected to the USS Arizona during salvage operations following its sinking in the 1941 Japanese surprise ...

For decades, the USS Batfish has anchored itself in the hearts of families, children, veterans and history lovers across our state. It’s more than a historic vessel ― it’s a tourism asset that has ...

Naval veteran’s groups and others will observe Pearl Harbor Day at the USS Oklahoma Memorial, located at the Veterans War Memorial on the southeast corner of the Oklahoma State Capitol complex ...

Crew members of the new USS Oklahoma are getting to know their namesake state. Navy Cmdr. Aaron Stutzman, captain of the nuclear submarine USS Oklahoma SSN 802, and a handful of his crew are ...

USS Theodore Roosevelt, also a Nimitz-class carrier, is en route to replace the Ike Carrier Strike Group in the fight against the Houthis. Photos captured operations on and off the storied ...

Rouse. His family says he was a Seaman First Class aboard the USS Oklahoma during the attack on Pearl Harbor. The USS Oklahoma was destroyed, and many sailors were tragically trapped below the deck.

(AP Photo/Caleb Jones) The Arizona and Utah remain at Pearl Harbor as memorials. The USS Oklahoma was sold for salvage in 1944. It sank roughly 500 miles from Hawaii during a storm while being towed ...

His mother, Bette Boynton Zies, died in 2013 before the Navy began identifying the sailors who perished on Dec. 7, 1941, aboard the USS Oklahoma. But Zies said he was able to take a photo of his ...

See moments from the carrier's deployment in photos. The USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest and most advanced aircraft carrier, returned to its homeport of Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on X (Opens in new window) The USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) returned to Naval Station Norfolk on Jan. 17, 2024 after an 8.5 month ...