As World War 2 reached its dramatic conclusion, one American battleship would carve her name in US Navy history. USS Missouri ...

Gee, who served as a radar operator aboard the South Dakota, called the vessel the most decorated U.S. battleship of World ...

In a word, no, the U.S. Navy is not reactivating the USS Missouri. The rumor that this Iowa-class battleship, first launched in 1944, surfaced on social media a few years ago, and a nasty case of the ...

Eighty years ago today, World War II came to an end when Japan surrendered aboard the USS Missouri. Ceremonies at Pearl ...

A day of profound global significance — the formal end of World War II — occurred on Sept. 2, 1945, aboard the USS Missouri ...

Japan signed documents of surrender 80 years ago this week. America's stability in the decades that followed was built on the ...

Yes, it was hard to see the famed warship sail away. But it's hard to argue Pearl Harbor isn't the right place for the USS Missouri to be.

Key Point: All of the late American battleship designs combined a grim practicality with a streamlined aesthetic. Because of their length and narrow lines, the Iowas were the pinnacle of the ...

Here’s What You Need to Remember: USS Missouri entered service in June 1944 and joined Vice Admiral Marc Mitscher’s Task Force 58 (fast carrier task force) in January 1945. Missouri’s ...

Public input sought by the National Park Service in Hawaii for its plans to manage historical sites on Ford Island in Pearl ...