U.S. Navy Ship Stuck On Coral Reef In The Philippines
A U.S. Navy ship has been stuck on Tubbataha Reef, a World Heritage Site, southwest of the Philippines since Jan. 17. More than 10 yards of the reef has been damaged.
A U.S. Navy ship has been stuck on Tubbataha Reef, a World Heritage Site, southwest of the Philippines since Jan. 17. More than 10 yards of the reef has been damaged.
Is that Mr. Death, or an Ewok? (update: It’s a Jawa!).
Every year, thousands of servicemen and women from the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard dock in New York City for Fleet Week. In Times Square, Fleet Week’s unofficial HQ, some sailors chatted about life in uniform.
In a bay thirty miles northeast of San Francisco lies several dozen retired Navy ships, which served in four wars. These “ghost ships” are slowly being scrapped one-by-one, and by 2017 they’ll all be gone. Fortunately, photographer Scott Haefner and his friends sneaked past 24-hour patrols to photograph these heroic relics. (via reddit.com) View List ›