USS Charles Ausburn: The Destroyer That Helped Launch Early Naval Aviation

USS Chauncey: Hero of the Honda Point Disaster

USS Billingsley: The Destroyer Named for Naval Aviation’s First Fallen Hero

USS Percival: Spruance’s First Command and a Survivor of Honda Point

USS John Francis Burnes: The Destroyer That Toured the Pacific and Caribbean

USS Farragut: The Destroyer That Escaped the Honda Point Disaster

USS Fuller: Training Workhorse Lost in the Honda Point Disaster

The Battle of Fallen Timbers (1794) — How the U.S. Army Won Its First Decisive Victory

USS Somers: The Destroyer That Out-Turned Disaster at Honda Point

Andre Braugher: From Shakespeare to Brooklyn Nine-Nine — The Power Behind the Presence

USS Kennedy: The Hard-Working Destroyer Behind America’s Interwar Fleet Power

USS Thompson: From Navy Destroyer to Floating Restaurant to Bombing Target!

Carl Ballantine: The Magician Who Made Failure Funny

USS Farquhar: The Destroyer That Saved 42 Lives off Mexico’s Coast

The Worst Defeat in U.S. Army History | St. Clair’s Disaster (1791)

Ed Asner: The Voice, the Fire, and the Soul of Television

USS Reno: Named for a Hero, Lifesaver of the SS Cuba Survivors

Diana Rigg: Fearless Icon of Stage, Screen, and Style

USS Stoddert: The Destroyer That Became a Remote-Control Navy Target!

[Missile Mail] USS Barbero: The Sub That Fired the Post Office

USS Paul Hamilton: The Dependable Workhorse of the Pacific Fleet

Clarence Williams III: Cool, Dangerous, and Impossible to Forget

America’s First Army Disaster: Harmar’s Defeat and the War Nobody Remembers

Bo Goldman: The Oscar-Winning Writer Behind Hollywood’s Smartest Stories

What German Women Were Told About American Soldiers — And What They Actually Encountered

Chita Rivera: Broadway Legend, Tony Winner, and Dance Floor Icon

Betty Anne Rees: A Trailblazer of 1970s Television

What German Soldiers Actually Experienced Inside U.S. POW Camps | WWII History

Arlene Golonka: The Bright Spark of Classic Television

B.J. Thomas: The Voice Behind “Raindrops,” Faith, and Timeless Hits

Gary Graham: The Sci-Fi Star Fans Never Forgot

Tom Bower: The Actor, Investigator, and Storyteller Who Lived a Truly Incredible Life

Ronald Harper: The Underrated TV Star Who Worked With Everyone

Michael Jayston: The Distinguished Voice of British Drama

Martin Mull: The Comic Genius, Painter, and TV Legend We All Loved

Richard Lewis: The Comedy King of Neurotic Genius

Gena Rowlands: The Fearless Actress Who Redefined Film

Steve Lawrence: The Timeless Voice of a Classic American Entertainer

Alan Rachins: The Sharp-Witted Star of L.A. Law and Dharma & Greg

Charles Cyphers: The Horror Legend Behind Halloween’s Sheriff Brackett

Dabney Coleman: Hollywood’s Greatest Love-to-Hate Him Star

Battle of Lake Erie (1813): The Daring Victory That Changed the War of 1812

USS Archerfish: The Sub That SANK the World’s Largest Warship

Jerry Reed: How a Country Guitarist Became a Hollywood Legend

USS Barbel: The Fearless WWII Submarine Lost in the Fires of Battle

The Vanishing of Dorothy Arnold: New York’s Most Haunting Unsolved Mystery

USS Sealion: The Sub That Sank a Battleship—and Kept Fighting for Decades

USS Shark: The Fierce WWII Sub Lost After Sinking Arisan Maru

USS Perch: The WWII Sub That Became a Special Ops Secret Weapon

USS Burrfish: The WWII Sub That Became Canada’s First Modern Submarine

AMERICAN TRAITOR: Inside the CIA’s Worst Spy Scandal

USS Isherwood: The Clemson Destroyer That Toured Two Oceans

USS Batfish: The WWII Sub That Sank THREE Enemy Subs in Just 76 Hours

USS Aspro: The “Sorcerer” Sub That Sank I-43 and Saved Dozens of Lives

USS Flusser: The Fast WWI-Era Destroyer That Explored 15 Countries

USS Apogon: The Sub That Fought Convoys, Survived a Ramming & Faced the Atomic Age

USS Dale: Halsey’s Destroyer That Toured Europe and Fought in WWII—As a Banana Boat!

USS Tilefish: The Sub That Survived a Deadly Dive—and Adopted an Owl Mascot

Kris Kristofferson: The Outlaw Poet Who Changed Music Forever

USS Case: The Hard-Charging Destroyer That Toured Europe After WWI