navy

Introduces the Navy SEALs, including their jobs, history, and more.

Profiles Scottish-American sailor John Paul Jones, discussing his accomplishments in the Continental Navy during the Revolutionary War and his later years in Paris and as a member of the Russian Navy.

This book gives readers an inside look at the US Navy, discussing soldiers' roles and responsibilities as well as the functions of this branch of the military.

"[The] authors deliver the riveting and emotionally wrenching full story of [one of] the worst sea disaster[s] in United States naval history: the sinking of the USS Indianapolis during World War II--and the fifty-year fight to exonerate the captain after a wrongful court martial"--Provided by publisher.

Presents information about the United States Navy, describing jobs in the Navy and how to enlist.

Simple text and photographs examine the U.S. Navy, covering jobs, weapons, and equipment.

In January 1942, twelve-year-old Colton is on his family's fishing boat in the Atlantic with his older brother Danny when the boat is capsized by a Nazi U-boat, and Danny is severely injured; realizing how close the enemy is, Colton takes his brother's enlistment papers and joins the Navy, determined to do his part to defeat Germany--if only he can keep his age a secret and survive life at sea.

Just six days before American troops are set to invade Iraq, U.S. Intelligence learns Saddam Hussein plans to use chemical weapons on Israel, and a marine reconnaissance team is sent in to destroy Hussein's weapons before it is too late.

An introduction to the United States Navy that explains how the Navy protects America, what vehicles and weapons they use, how they help people around the world, and what their training requirements are.