"And Let Victory Tell the Rest" features some of his technical drawings of the USS Monitor as well as a half-hull model of the vessel. The institute also plans to update its John Ericsson room, along ...

A photogrammetric reconstruction of the submarine USS F-1 on the seafloor west of San Diego.Credit: Zoe Daheron / Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. On a foggy December morning in 1917, three U ...

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — Exactly 145 years after the USS Monitor faced the Confederate ship CSS Virginia in the first clash of ironclads, a $30 million center dedicated to the ...

There will also be a meet and greet with the Mariners team as they interpret artifacts, a virtual tour through a detailed model of the USS Monitor, 3D printed replicas of tools that the Monitor ...

Monitor was launched on January 30, 1862, and on March 9th, famously fought the Virginia at the Battle of Hampton Roads. Despite the battle being a draw, it effectively signaled the end of age-of ...

The USS Monitor was commissioned during the Civil War for the Union Navy in answer to the Confederate Navy’s new ironclad ship CSS Virginia (formerly the USS Merrimack), touted as being capable of ...

In the summer of 2002, staff from NOAA's Monitor National Marine Sanctuary (NOAA) and the U.S. Navy recovered USS Monitor's icon revolving gun turret from the Atlantic Ocean, successfully capping off ...

March 8 of 1862 began like any other for the Union soldiers patrolling the blockade of Hampton Roads. What was typically an uneventful duty quickly changed as the newly launched CSS Virginia crept ...

The Civil War ironclad USS Monitor is apparently refusing to surrender to the forces of nature. Despite being on the seafloor since 1862, the first-of-its-kind ship remains in "an excellent state ...

The USS Monitor was the oldest and most important of them, as the first U.S. warship built with a revolutionary rotating gun turret, NOAA reports. Monitor sank on New Year's Eve in 1862, ...

NOAA experts surprised to find the Civil War shipwreck USS Monitor is in “an excellent state of preservation” despite 160 years on seafloor off North Carolina coast.