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Watch how a billionaire tracked down Japan’s lost super battleship after 70 years beneath the sea
The Musashi was one of the largest and most heavily armed battleships ever built, yet it disappeared beneath the Philippine ...
While the world has been watching the rise of China, Japan has been in the midst of its biggest defence shift since World War ...
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91,000 tons: Japan designed a battleship even bigger than the Yamato, with 20-inch guns. It never built a single one
After the Yamato, Japan's engineers asked what could possibly come next, and the answer was a battleship even larger, armed ...
Known today as America’s Fleet Museum, Battleship Cove is home to one of the world’s largest collections of historic naval ...
Operating out of a Tokyo high-rise, a military intelligence unit finds the high-tech equipment that Russia needs to wage war.
Japan plans to launch its first centralised intelligence body with help from Western allies.
Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries won a multi-billion dollar deal to build a fleet of advanced naval frigates for Australia, boosting Tokyo’s ambitions to become a major exporter of military ...
The third warship named for the Alaskan capital city was sunk by a Japanese submarine in the Exercise Valiant Shield 2026 training exercise last month.
China has developed the largest shipbuilding industry in recent history and now uses it as an instrument of national power.
The French Navy’s flagship Charles de Gaulle only arrived in the region in early May, and it is already heading back to its ...
The ship was essentially a floating concentration camp and was lost for decades until an organization found a document ...
US President Donald Trump mistakenly called Japan the "Islamic Republic of Japan," sparking mockery from a fake California congressman known as Jack Kimble, a satirical account that fooled media ...
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