This is the US Navy, YOU get out of the way!

even if it'a true or not, I especially liked the story of the US carrier group vs the Canadian lighthouse.

The remains of nearly 1,400 WW2-era German soldiers found near St Petersburg are reburied by joint German-Russian team

German and Russian soldiers have been taking part in the reburial of the remains of more than 1,000 Second World War troops. The reburial took place today at the German cemetery in Sologubovka, around 40miles from St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad) in Russia.

A total of 1,386 remains of German soldiers were found in the Leningrad region and reburied at the cemetery this afternoon.

The skeletons were discovered in a mass grave on the bank of the River Neva near the city, previously known as Leningrad, which was invaded by the Nazis in 1941. For 900 days the city fell siege to the Germans, costing the lives of around 200,000 Soviet soldiers and thousands of civilians.

Soviet soldiers fought hard to secure a stretch of the river bank, in a bid to break the blockade from the Nazis but hundreds of thousands of troops from both sides were slaughtered in the process.