Nearly a dozen warships have been named “Dreadnought” over the past five and half centuries, and even today, the name is most famously remembered for the revolutionary Royal Navy battleship ...

The Royal Navy’s first post–London Treaty battleships were the five ships of the King George V class, which served with honor in every theater of World War II. The Navy intended to follow ...

The Royal Navy entered the mid-1930s with an odd assortment of capital ships, including the two intermediate ships of the Nelson class and a variety of modernized and unmodernized battleships and ...

Buckler’s Hard is a small riverside hamlet in New Forest, and it was once one of the busiest private shipyards of the 1700s.

Scapa Bay off the coast of Orkney has about 100 shipwrecks, including several German warships scuttled in 1919 ...