USS South Dakota lies at anchor in Hvalfjordur, Iceland, on June 24, 1943, during Arctic convoy operations. The cold, sheltered fjord served as a vital staging and refueling area for U.S. and Allied warships guarding North Atlantic supply routes. Despite its calm appearance, the battleship stood ready for action at all times. June 24, 1943. #ww2 #military #ship #navy | I love Warships

Inside The WWII Pacific Air War. When F6F Hellcats Defeated The Zero’s. Restored Color Footage High-definition color footage from the Pacific Theater reveals the intensity of naval aviation during World War II, showcasing the raw power of the F6F Hellcat and the logistics of carrier warfare aboard the USS Yorktown. By 1943, the nature of war at sea had fundamentally shifted. The battleship was no longer the queen of the ocean; that title had passed to the aircraft carrier. #WWII #AviationHistory

A single Virginia-class submarine vs. the entire WWII Japanese fleet—who wins? We drop modern stealth and firepower into the legendary Battle of Midway to see if one sub can rewrite history. Can advanced sonar, torpedoes, and cruise missiles outmatch battleships, carriers, and destroyers? Watch as we test this ultimate "what-if" scenario in naval warfare! | Military News Network