SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – OCTOBER 8: Visitors tour the USS Fitzgerald, as US Navy Lt. Valerie Korioth, left, leads a tour of the USS Princeton during Fleet Week in San Francisco, Calif., on ...

There was also further horror in store for the USS Indianapolis, with the crew ending up in what is widely regarded to be the ...

However, as the crew of the USS San Francisco learned in 2005, there are perils under the sea beyond just water, sea life, and enemy vessels. It was early January of that year when the crew of the ...

Each year at Land's End in San Francisco there is a ceremony to remember those killed aboard a WW II ship named for the city. This year something unprecedented occurred.

USS San Francisco had run into an undersea mountain. On that day, January 8, 2005, the San Francisco had been approximately 360 miles southeast of Guam, traveling at flank speed (more than 30 knots).

USS Tulsa Commissioned In San Francisco The commissioning ceremony is taking place today at the navy base in San Francisco, California. Saturday, February 16th 2019, 9:27 am. By: News On 6 ...

It's a very San Francisco story." Steve Stevens of the USS San Francisco Memorial Foundation told those in attendance, "Because there's very few of these heroes left, it's left to us, the children ...

The USS John P. Murtha sits at Piers 30--32, with hundreds of members of the U.S. Navy and Marines ready to show it off to thousands of visitors this weekend. "We want to show folks their Navy ...

The USS Conestoga departed San Francisco Bay for Pearl Harbor in March 1921. But the boat never made it to Hawaii, and her 56-man crew was declared lost. The boat was never found, ...

Given that the collision occurred at a reported depth of 525 feet below water, and that the USS San Francisco made contact with the uncharted seamount at more than 30 knots (around 35 mph), it's ...

The USS Tulsa is now part of the U.S. Navy's fleet and is ready for service, following a ceremony in San Francisco.

The USS Tulsa is now part of the U.S. Navy's fleet and is ready for service, following a ceremony in San Francisco. Saturday, February 16th 2019, 7:10 pm By: Craig Day ...