More than a decade ago, a group of scientists began reconstructing a prehistoric penteconter as part of an experimental nautical archaeology research program. This is the ship’s tale, from choosing the trees to its two-year-long construction and its eventual trip to sea. The Argonauts’ mythical ship endured ten thousand strokes a day to travel from Volos to Ancient Colchis. This modern-day Argo will definitely make you travel back in time! | Greek Reporter

The 'Ancient' Greek Warship Under Service with the Modern Hellenic Navy! | War History Online

Innovative technology from ancient Greece showcased engineering, craftsmanship, and future vision from 2000-to 2500 years ago. The first burglar alarm and first vending machine. | Hellenic Heroes

150 Years of the Navy Surgeon General: A Legacy of Service The U.S. Navy recognizes 3 March 1871 as the anniversary of the Navy Medical Corps, but this date does not represent the advent of uniformed physicians in the Navy nor the start of the Navy Medical Department. However, the passage of the Appropriations Act on 3 March 1871 gave Navy physicians a rank relative to their line counterparts, acknowledged their role as staff corps, and established the title of “surgeon general” for the Navy’s t