You can reach Shane by emailing [email protected] A team of wreck-hunters led by the billionaire Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has found the wreckage of the USS Lexington, a World War II ...

A team led by billionaire Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen says it found the wreck of the USS Lexington, an aircraft carrier that was sunk in 1942’s Battle of the Coral Sea with the loss of more ...

The USS Lexington used about seven tanks of fuel despite serving in active duty longer than any other aircraft carrier in the history of naval aviation. The 880-foot long ship had the capacity to ...

Following its commission in 1943, the USS Lexington was a combat aircraft carrier with the 5th Fleet at Pearl Harbor during World War II. Now, the retired ship rests in Corpus Christi Bay and ...

She finally found it as a museum in 1992 in Corpus Christi. Long live the USS Lexington Museum. “This ship is almost 80 years old years old. Nobody used laser levels or computer aided design.

In honor of the ship's 82nd anniversary the USS Lexington Museum is rolling out discounted pricing. From Feb.14 to Feb.17 ...

The final ship of the Essex-class ... on February 17, 1943. The USS Lexington served as the flagship of Task Force 58, and was present at every major engagement from Tarawa to Tokyo.