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Germany’s Type 212 ‘AIP’ Stealth Submarine Is One of the Best on Earth
Germany’s Type 212 pioneered near-silent hydrogen fuel-cell air-independent propulsion, letting a non-nuclear sub remain ...
The age of diesel-powered submarines began in 1912, and these subs dominated the waters for more than 40 years, through both World War I and World War II. In the U.S., this era ended when the last ...
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‘Uncontrollable Flooding’ Caused A U.S. Navy Nuclear Submarine to Implode
The 1963 loss of the nuclear submarine USS Thresher with all 129 personnel aboard was a pivotal disaster that transformed U.S. Navy safety culture. -The submarine was lost during deep-dive trials, ...
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Russia to recover remains of Soviet-era nuclear submarines from Arctic seabed
Moscow had included funds in the draft federal budget for the recovery of the nuclear submarines from the Arctic seabed.
U.S. Navy Ensign Megan Stevenson, of Raymond, Maine, steps through an entrance to a replica of a submarine engine room at the Naval Submarine School in Groton, Connecticut, where Stevenson and other U ...
Scale model of the Chinese-manufactured S26T submarine design being constructed for the Royal Thai Navy. (Gordon Arthur) CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand — Once tempted to ditch its acquisition of a ...
A man cannot one day just decide to build a submarine, much less the first powered submarine, much less if that man is a writer. Yet that is just what Narcis Monturiol did. As a young firebrand of the ...
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