U.S. Navy Trivia

A survey of nicknames and jargon in use by carrier aviators in US Navy

Navy ships; what are they? CVN, CGN, SSBN?

This is a quiz about the men and boats of the United States Navy's submarines - the "Silent Service".

Although I was a Navy careerist, I knew the answers to these questions within a very short time after my initial entry. There are facts here that every sailor should know.

This quiz is about the early history of the U.S. Navy. The events, the men and women, and the ships and battles that have earned a place in our national memory.

For ages it has been common for warships to acquire nicknames. This quiz will test how well you know the nicknames of ten U.S. battleships. Are the Chesapeake Raider and Old Hoodoo the same ship?

This quiz covers activities aboard arguably the most powerful military weapons ever constructed in the 20th century, the Nimitz-class aircraft supercarriers. Welcome aboard.

Are you a landlubber or and old salt? Come aboard and test your knowledge of how sailors speak.

How much do you know about the United States Navy?

I Love Battleships #6. This is a series on battleship museums & memorials that are open to the public. USS Arizona was a battleship of historical significance and a memorial of special reverence to the entire world. No picky dates. Enjoy!

The U.S. Navy was put to the test on a number of occasions in the 20th century, especially in the Pacific Theater of WWII. The officers and men were up to the challenge. They upheld the highest traditions of the naval service, and will continue to do so.

Warships are christened with a name but their crews (or the crews of other ships) often give them a nickname for various reasons. See if you can identify the US warship based on its nickname (not its official name). These are primarily WWII warships

Ever wonder where some of those seaworthy quotes originated from? Here is a quiz about several famous quotes that came from the United States Navy.

This quiz will test your knowledge on the most prestigous U.S. military unit, the Navy SEALs. These trainees bleed, sweat, and fight to become the best of the best. They go through a lot for us, to protect American lives. Are you up for the challenge?

A quiz covering the USS Cole and the unfortunate events surrounding its bombing. A prayer goes out to all of the victims and their families.

I Love Battleships #8. This is a series on battleship museums & memorials that are open to the public. USS North Carolina was a battleship with great timing and is now a popular museum.. No picky dates, just important years. Enjoy

There are only ten Nimitz Class aircraft Carriers. Match the hull number assigned to the name. All are on active duty with the US Navy.

This quiz is about a single subject only in that all of the questions are about the U. S. Navy. Nothing before 1900 is used. Enjoy.

Here's ten more terms to test your knowledge of sailor-speak. Good luck.

I Love Battleships #2. This is a series on existing battleship museums & memorials that are open to the public. I'm a Texan, so I've begun with USS TEXAS. No picky dates. Enjoy a little easier (?) Part 2 of 2.

What do you know about some aircraft carriers of the United States Navy?

A short quiz about the mighty Chief Petty Officer.

I Love Battleships #7. This is a series on battleship museums & memorials that are open to the public. USS Utah was a battleship and other things. She is now a less well known sunken memorial at Pearl Harbor. No picky dates. Enjoy!

The F-14 Tomcat became internationally famous with the release of the movie Topgun. The F-14 had a long and admirable history with the US Navy. How much do you know about the Tomcat? Brought to you by the guys at www.fighterpilotuniversity.com

A quiz about the aircraft carrier from its beginnings to the present.

This quiz is all about the ladies with the big guns: battleships. All questions relate to US battleships only.

A quick look at Navy Medical Commands. Not too difficult if you know the geography and terminology.

I love battleships. This is a series on existing battleship museums & memorials that are open to the general public. I'm a Texan, so I'll start with USS TEXAS (BB-35). No picky dates, just some important years. Enjoy Part 1!

This is a general quiz about the ribbons/medals of the United States Navy. Good luck and have fun.

The Alaska class ships, built by the U.S. Navy during World War II, were larger than a heavy cruiser, yet smaller than a battleship. What do you know about them?

Founded in 1845, the United States Naval Academy is a four year college located in Annapolis, MD charged with developing and training commissioned officers for naval service. They begin their four years as "plebes" and endure strange rituals.

The history of the United States Navy from the Revolution and after to about 1805. Good Luck!

A history and some fun facts concerning the US Navy Blue Angels!

The battlecruiser originated in Great Britain in the early 20th century. The United States designed their first class of these ships, the Lexingtons, during World War I. How much do you know about them?

A collection of some significant moments in recent U.S. Naval History, some are high points, some are low points.

Think you know your US Navy Comm? Test your knowledge with this quiz.