Complete history of the world cruise of the US Battle Fleet (1907-1909) including pictures and links.

Anaglyph stereo photos of historic U.S. Navy vessels.

Located in Omaha, Nebraska. General information about the museum and its exhibits.

George A. Spangenberg's oral history of the Naval Aircraft acquisition process from WWII through the F-14. Includes memos, papers concerning design and procurement issues from that time period.

A complete history of all US Carriers, Battleships, and Cruisers with more categories. Site also includes this month in naval history and photo of the month

The U.S. Navy's official source of historical information, including numerous references and links.

Preserves and promotes the naval history of the U.S. News, events calendar, membership information, gift shop, and collections of photographs, research, and oral histories.

Narrative history, and photos. NS Sangley Point was active from 1898-1971.

Memorial for 23 sailors who perished in a naval accident at Point Honda (now Vandenburg Air Force Base), California, on 9/8/1923.

Historical archive of images, documents, and memorabilia.

Photos, history, memorabilia, message boards.

An excerpted chapter from the Naval Historical Foundation's illustrated book.

Site contains ship histories, battle histories and links to first-hand accounts of the American Spanish American War navy.

Photographic history of the United States Navy in 1908.

Collection of Naval photography and links.

During a world cruise in 1923, a Royal Navy signalman took photographs of the seven grounded USN destroyers off the Californian coast. This is an illustrated account of the tragedy.