He really scaled that chainlink like he had somewhere to be It's not every day that an alligator climbs a fence and makes us wonder if it's starting to have more in common with its smaller reptile cousins. This isn't the first time we've seen a gator make it over a fence, either. Luckily, ...
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It looks like there's a new recruit joining the Navy SEALs. He's a strong swimmer and he's enthusiastic to be part of the group. Even though becoming a SEAL might be redundant since he's already a seal (would that make him a SEAL seal?) he's not letting that stop from tagging along with this ...
READ MORE +If you love fishing, have an insane amount of money and have a desire to always have the most insane boat on the water, you're in luck! The New Zealnd Navy has officially put their ultimate fishing vessel up for sale. For sale: one 43-metre NZ Navy ship. And if you're looking for the ...
READ MORE +When Lobaev Arms reported their team taking the world record for a long-range shot at 4,604-yards, we figured they'd hold the title for a little longer than this! Former Navy SEAL Sniper Charlie Melton apparently didn't like the record belonging to anyone other than the good ole U.S.A., so he ...
READ MORE +It's clear the railgun has a future ahead of it with its ability to fire projectiles ate earth-shattering speeds across long distances with pinpoint accuracy. The ability to rapidly fire (in terms of railgun speed) projectiles only further improves their usefulness across the board. Considering how ...
READ MORE +The Sri Lanka navy responded to a bizarre situation after a patrol boat spotted drowning elephant that had become stranded in the ocean. This definitely wasn't their typical all for help, but they responded immediately. A strong current had ended up dragging the elephant out nearly 10 miles off ...
READ MORE +It doesn't happen often, but swim call gives deployed Navy members and the Marines an opportunity to swim in some pretty awesome places. This moral boosting activity is typically employed to boost everyones spirits after months of being cooped up on a ship. If you've ever looked at a Navy ship ...
READ MORE +At 240 feet wide and 360 feet long, the MASK (Maneuvering and Seakeeping) - the U.S. Navy's insanely massive indoor wave pool - definitely ain't built for hosting barbecue's. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW14sajtE7E This indoor ocean, located outside Washington, isn't even used in the ...
READ MORE +If you were ever wondering what a 10,000 pounds of explosives looks like when it blows up basically right under a Navy ship, it looks a little like the beginning of the end of the world. These particular tests, which are Full Ship Shock Trials (FSST), involved the Littoral Combat Ship USS ...
READ MORE +If you thought you felt an "earthquake" in Daytona Beach on Saturday, you aren't alone. The Geological Survey reported an earthquake with a 3.7 magnitude around 4 p.m. just east-northeast of the popular beach town. In reality, the so-called earthquake was the result of an explosives test ...
READ MORE +This is how Americas most elite military force enters a football game. Video description from Public Domain TV: Members of the U.S. Navy Parachute Team, the Leap Frogs, jump into Neyland Stadium to kick off the Orange vs. White UT Vols Spring Scrimmage football game as part of Knoxville Navy ...
READ MORE +USS Pennsylvania is a United States Navy Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine which has been in commission since 1989. The Ohio class is a class of nuclear powered submarines used by the United States Navy. The Navy has 18 Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines and guided missile submarines. ...
READ MORE +In what could be the beginning of the end, a team of student engineers have built an autonomous, 5 foot jellyfish. While that may sound and look terrifying, this robot built by Virginia Tech College of Engineering researchers has more helpful plans than world domination. When it's fully ...
READ MORE +In a move straight from a certain (not so classic) 1973 film, the Russian government recently revealed they are looking to acquire five dolphins in an effort to bring back a Soviet-era military program that utilized sea mammals. With plans to use the dolphins in Crimea, the Russian defense ministry ...
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