• Ships of the world

• US Navy Ships

• Photo Archive - The simple goal of NavSource Naval History is the preservation of naval history, in the form of images and text, also to help former shipmates find each other by providing reunion and contact information

• The U-boat War 1939-1945

• SubmarineSailor.Com - Boat Home Pages

• Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships

• Historic Naval Ships

• History of the World's Navy's - Historical naval website dedicated to the ships of the world's navy's including battleships, aircraft carrier and cruisers. Each page has a naval enthusiasts message board to be used by all guest of this website and particularly family members of crew past and present

• US Navy Ship History - Naval history site that deals mainly with ship histories and other naval incidents and information of the Pacific Northwest

• Howstuffworks "Navy Ships" - The Navy is based on ships and boats. There are seven different types of boats used, along with a variety of aircraft

• U.S. Navy Ships - Information about holdings of and use of the Research Rooms of the United States National Archives and Records Administration

• Submarine Links

• The PT Boat Page

• US Navy Ships

• Ships of the U.S. Navy, 1940-1945 - Subs

• US Naval Ships - Locate Navy websites from an inventory of 10,000 ships and bases. From WW1,WW11, Korea, Vietnam, plus the Gulf war for histories, pictures, reunions, and personnel locators

• USS Pueblo - The USS PUEBLO was a U. S. Navy vessel sent on an intelligence mission off the coast of North Korea. On January 23, 1968, the USS PUEBLO was attacked by North Korean naval vessels and MiG jets. Eighty-two surviving crew members were captured and held prisoner for 11 months. The pages on this site tell the story of the Pueblo Incident and present the USS PUEBLO Veteran's Association

• Blow the Ballast - An educational resource for students and teachers tells the tragic but inspiring story of the USS Squalus, a pre-WWII submarine that sank in 1939. Thirty-three men trapped in its hull survived and were rescued after 39 grueling hours 243 feet below the surface, a feat never before accomplished by the US Navy

• Lighthouse Depot Online - Information about 1681 lighthouses from all over the world (with more every day), including photographs, history, directions, and contact information

• Great Ships - The Postcard and Ephemera Collection of Jeff Newma." Includes many of History's great ships

• Battleship USS Texas BB-35 - The Battleship Texas is the last and oldest Battleship afloat that served in both WWI and WWII

• Battleship North Carolina - The official web site for the USS North Carolina Battleship Memorial located in Wilmington, North Carolina. Contains the history of all United States ships called North Carolina. North Carolina World War II memorial. In depth history of USS North Carolina, BB-55, and her participation in WWII. Complete list of officers and crew. Pictures and diagrams of the physical structure of a battleship

• The California Military Museum

• The Battleship Page

• Battleship USS Alabama

• Battleship Wisconsin

• USS Massachusetts BB59

• USS Colorado

• Battleship USS Washington BB56

• Lusitania Online - Lusitania's last captain tells his story of his last command - the story of the sinking of the R.M.S. Lusitania. She was carrying military cargo

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