At least, the whereabouts of the majority of him is not known. After an assault on a Chaos fleet that outnumbered his own force, Rogal Dorn led an attack upon the bridge of the Despoiler Class ...

The Yamato Class battleships were the pinnacle of naval engineering during World War II, representing Japan’s ambition and power. In this video, we explore their incredible design, their role in ...

When it comes to history, it's typically the most legendary ships that are highlighted. But at the other end of the spectrum, certain warships didn't exactly make the grade. Sometimes there were ...

Today we talk about death incarnate, flagship of Typhus the Traveler, and thrice-damned blight of the Imperium of Man – the Terminus Est. References exist that suggest it was originally primarily ...

When it came to primary armament, the Iowa-class battleships carried three turrets with three 16-inch Mark 7 guns each. Two turrets were located at the fore of the warship and one at the back. The ...

A new video from the USS New Jersey Museum takes a look at what it would take to return the battleship to service. The four Iowa-class battleships have been reactivated three times since the end ...

When the United States and its allies entered World War II, the Iowa-class battleship quickly proved its worth on the world's oceans. Typically, battleships would accompany Essex-class aircraft ...

Summary and Key Points: The Iowa-class battleships, renowned for their service in WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and Desert Storm, were envisioned by some as potential hybrid aircraft carriers or ...

USS New Jersey First launched in December 1942, USS New Jersey, an Iowa-class battleship, earned more battle stars than any other US battleship in history. Nicknamed "Big J," the New Jersey served ...

In the annals of naval history, few ships capture the imagination quite like the colossal Montana-class battleships—naval leviathans designed to surpass the might of any adversary, namely the Japanese ...