USS Missouri BB-63 Would Mighty Mo have taken out Yamato & Bismarck? USS Missouri's Curator Meghan Rathbun answers this & more! | Rebellion Research

USS Missouri (BB-63) then USS Iowa (BB-61) seen from what is likely their entrance to Sagami Wan (Bay), a bay to the west of Tokyo Bay, on August 27, 1945. BB63 would anchor there until August 29 when she moved into Tokyo Bay for the upcoming Surrender Ceremony on September 2, 1945. A follower on X, David Korbačka, pointed out Iowa in the second portion of the video 428-NPC-14502 #BB63 #USSMissouri #BB61 #USSIowa #IowaClass #Battleship #Tokyo #Japan #USA #USNavy #WWII #Surrender #History #NavalH

The first-in-class aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) steams in the Ocean in formation. 🫡 | Ultimate Military Channel

LEGO USS Makin Island Ship with 1 Million Pieces on Display at Brickmania Store in Miramar, California | Beyond the Brick

U.S. military planes known for being used to transport troops and cargo were spotted at the St. Croix airport in the U.S. Virgin Islands this weekend, serving as another indication of the nation’s military buildup in the Caribbean. The purpose of the planes in St. Croix has not been confirmed to CBS News, but they were seen just days after two U.S. military ships — the USS Iwo Jima and USS Lake Erie — also arrived to the territory. | CBS News