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Best 1 Hemsö Fortress (Sweden)

Hemsö Fortress is a decommissioned underground coastal artillery facility built into the bedrock of Hemsön island in Sweden during the Cold War. Constructed to defend the strategic Ångerman River estuary and the nearby city of Härnösand, the massive bunker complex featured heavy guns, radar stations...

Bunker Cold War Sweden Active Navy Coastal Defense
2 Alan Shepard

Alan Shepard was a naval aviator and astronaut who achieved significant milestones in American space exploration. He piloted Freedom 7, the first spacecraft to carry an American into orbit, on May 5, 1961. Later, as commander of Apollo 14, he became the first U.S. citizen to walk on the Moon solidif...

Aviator American Navy Astronaut Moonwalk First American In Space
3 DCS: F-14 Tomcat

DCS: F-14 Tomcat provides a realistic flight simulator experience focused on the Grumman F-14 Tomcat naval fighter jet. The module’s detailed systems and challenging combat scenarios are favored by military training organizations and serious flight simulation enthusiasts seeking an advanced study-le...

4 Jim Lovell
Jim Lovell

James Lovell was an American naval aviator and astronaut renowned for his leadership during the Apollo 13 mission. He commanded the spacecraft and played a crucial role in the crew’s successful return to Earth following a critical oxygen tank failure. His expertise and calm demeanor under extreme pr...

5 Gene Cernan

Gene Cernan was an American naval aviator and astronaut best known for commanding Apollo 17. He holds the distinction of being the final person to walk on the Moon, completing his lunar surface excursion on December 14, 1972. His mission provided crucial data for scientific research and represented...

Aviator American Navy Astronaut Apollo 17 Last Moonwalk
6 Pete Conrad

Pete Conrad was an American naval aviator and astronaut renowned for his leadership during the Apollo program. He achieved significant milestones including becoming the third person to walk on the Moon as commander of Apollo 12 in 1969. His subsequent command of the Skylab mission marked a crucial s...

7 Jane's F/A-18

Jane’s F/A-18 is a flight simulator recreating the operational experience of the US Navy’s F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet. Developed by Jane's Combat Simulations, it gained recognition for its comprehensive modeling of carrier aviation tactics and environments. The simulator is primarily designed for mil...

8 Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam

Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam is a United States military installation on Oahu, Hawaii, created in 2010 by combining Naval Station Pearl Harbor and Hickam Air Force Base. It supports both Navy and Air Force operations while retaining facilities connected with the Pacific Fleet and military aviation...

9 Richard Byrd

Richard Byrd was an American naval officer renowned for his pioneering exploration of Antarctica. His leadership directed five significant expeditions to the continent, culminating in a historic 1929 flight across the South Pole. Primarily focused on transatlantic and polar aviation, Byrd’s work pro...

10 Notre Dame-Navy football rivalry

The Notre Dame-Navy football rivalry represents one of college football’s oldest and most consistently contested intercollegiate matchups. Beginning in 1927, this annual game is the longest-running intersectional series within the sport. The contest draws attention from fans of both institutions and...

11 Britannia Royal Naval College (Dartmouth)

Britannia Royal Naval College is the Royal Navy's principal officer training establishment, located above Dartmouth in Devon, England. Its present main building opened in 1905, continuing naval officer education previously conducted aboard training ships moored on the River Dart. The college provide...

12 HMNB Portsmouth

His Majesty's Naval Base Portsmouth is an active Royal Navy installation on England's south coast. It is a major home port for the surface fleet, including the aircraft carriers HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales, and supports ship maintenance, logistics, command, and personnel. The base oc...

13 Naval Station Rota

Naval Station Rota is a Spanish naval base near Rota in Cádiz province that is used jointly by Spain and the United States under bilateral defense agreements. Its position near the Strait of Gibraltar makes it an important logistics, aviation, maintenance, and maritime-support hub between the Atlant...

14 HMNB Devonport

HMNB Devonport is a Royal Navy base and dockyard at Plymouth in southwest England. Developed around the historic Devonport Dockyard, it supports surface ships and contains facilities used for maintaining and refitting nuclear-powered submarines. The site is one of the Royal Navy's principal operatin...

15 Edgar Mitchell

Edgar Mitchell was a United States Navy aviator and NASA astronaut who served as the lunar module pilot for the Apollo 14 mission in February 1971. He became the sixth person to walk on the lunar surface, spending over nine hours conducting extravehicular activities in the Fra Mauro formation. On hi...

16 United States Naval Academy Cemetery

The United States Naval Academy Cemetery is an active military burial ground located on the grounds of the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. It serves as the final resting place for naval officers, midshipmen, faculty, and their eligible family members. Interments at the site date back to the ac...

17 Randolph P3

The Randolph P3 is a model of sunglasses manufactured by Randolph Engineering, an American company known for supplying eyewear to the U.S. military. Unlike standard teardrop aviators, the P3 features a distinctive round frame shape. The frames are constructed from durable metal and typically feature...

18 HMNB Clyde (Faslane)

HMNB Clyde at Faslane, Scotland, is the home of the United Kingdom's nuclear deterrent, basing all four Vanguard-class ballistic missile submarines that maintain the continuous at-sea deterrent patrol.

19 Sea Patrol
Sea Patrol

Sea Patrol is a television drama series focusing on the lives and work of the HMAS Hammersley’s naval crew. Set in Australia, it portrays the daily operations and challenges faced by Australian Navy personnel involved in maritime patrol activities. The show offers an engaging look at military life a...

20 USS North Carolina (BB-55)

The USS North Carolina (BB-55) was a modern U.S. battleship constructed in the mid-20th century as part of the North Carolina class. Notably, it represents the last battleships built for the Navy and served extensively throughout the Pacific Theater during World War II. The ship’s nine 16-inch guns...

Dreadnought Modern Iconic Us Navy Battleship North Carolina Class Historical Warship Pacific Theater Navy Steel Clad
21 Richelieu
Richelieu

The Richelieu was a French dreadnought battleship notable for its powerful armament featuring four forward-facing 15-inch guns within quadruple turrets. Constructed in the early 20th century, it represented France’s naval strength during a period of global conflict. The ship served initially with bo...

22 Tuffy
Tuffy

Tuffy was a bottlenose dolphin trained by the United States Navy during the development of its marine-mammal research and operational programs. He participated in experimental work connected with underwater communication, diving support, and the Navy's Sealab projects. Accounts also associate him wi...

23 NAS Sigonella

Naval Air Station Sigonella is a United States Navy installation on the Italian island of Sicily, near Catania. Commonly called the "Hub of the Med," it supports American and NATO aircraft, personnel, logistics, and communications across the Mediterranean region. Its location also makes it an import...

24 Scott Carpenter

Malcolm Scott Carpenter was an American naval aviator, test pilot, astronaut, and aquanaut selected in 1959 as one of NASA's original seven Mercury astronauts. On 24 May 1962, he piloted Aurora 7 on the United States' second crewed orbital flight, completing three Earth orbits before splashing down...

25 Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N.

Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N. is a 1951 Technicolor war film directed by Raoul Walsh and starring Gregory Peck. The production was overseen by producer Gerry Mitchell and featured an ensemble cast including Virginia Mayo and Robert Beatty. It depicts events within the Royal Navy during the Napoleo...

26 CFB Halifax

CFB Halifax in Nova Scotia is Canada's principal Atlantic naval base and headquarters of Maritime Forces Atlantic, one of the country's most strategically significant installations.

27 HMAS Creswell

Royal Australian Navy officer training establishment at Jervis Bay, Australian Capital Territory, founded in 1915 and serving as the primary college for commissioning RAN officers.

28 Texas (BB-35)

The USS Texas (BB-35) is a New York-class dreadnought battleship commissioned by the United States Navy during World War II. It played a significant role in numerous battles and notably participated in the Normandy landings. This historic warship served with distinction throughout both World Wars an...

29 CFB Esquimalt

CFB Esquimalt near Victoria, British Columbia, is Canada's main Pacific naval base and home to Maritime Forces Pacific, with origins dating to the 19th century.

30 HMAS Stirling (Garden Island WA)

HMAS Stirling on Garden Island, Western Australia, is the Royal Australian Navy's main west coast base and home to Australia's submarine force and patrol vessel squadrons.

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