My Naval History Page
Since this page is dedicated to history, it
wont be as glamorous as the other pages, because their is no true glamor
in war. I hope this page will help you learn the history of our Navy
through out its history and give you a better appreciation of Naval Power
Last Updated: April 14,
1998
Early Years
Navy
Chronicle: 1799-1816
US Navy,
Continental Period 1775 - 1890
The Spanish American War:
Battle
of Manila Bay, Philippine
Battle
of santiago de Cuba
World
War One:
World War Two:
The USS Arizona (BB-39) Sinking after been ambushed
by Thousands of Allies aircrafts over-flown
USS Missouri
the Japanese fleet at Pearl Harbor. US enters
WWII.
after the Japanese Surrender. Putting end to WWII.
The
Beginning: Pearl Harbor
The
Early Years inthe Pacifics: Allie loses, Doolittle's Raid
Stopping
the Japanese Advances: Battle of Coral Sea
Turning
Point in the Pacifics: Battle of Midway
America
Strikes Back: Guadalcanal/Solomons Island
Island
Hopping: Gilberts Island
Marshall
Islands
Battle
of Philippine Sea: Demise of Japanese Naval Airpower
On
the Other Side of the World: the Normandy Landing (D-Day)
Marianas
Island
Battle
of Leyte Gulf: Largest Naval Battle Ever
Iwo
Jima and Okinawa: Divined wind
Tokyo
Bay and the Surrender
Japanese Surrender ceremony on USS Missouri (BB-63)
Remember
Pearl Harbor
Tribute
to the Fighting Gray Lady: USS Enterprise (CV-6),
The USS Enterprise (CV-6) is the most decorated Navy ship ever,
she participated in every major Pacific naval campaign except the Battle
of Coral Sea. She represented America's fighting spirit. The
Big-E played a key role during the early days of the war. She was
instrumental in the defeat of the Japanese in Battle of Midway, and was
sometimes the only carrier holding the line against the Japanese offense
in the Solomon Campaigne
War
in Korea and Vietnam:
Coming Soon...
The
Cold War Era Coming
Soon...
Post-Soviet
Times Coming
Soon...