Although Royal Navy submarines have many similarities in operational performance and achievement with U.S. Navy submarines, the composition and structure of their ships company, and…
Although Royal Navy submarines have many similarities in operational performance and achievement with U.S. Navy submarines, the composition and structure of their ships company, and…
For many years, a submariner’s principal interest in the deep seafloor environment was for its convenience as a repository for sunken ships. Seafloors, in general,…
At a little past two on a hot, humid, hazy Saturday in Groton, the growing activity interrupts the weekend stillness. A DC-9 flies overhead and…
In late May 1984 the following news clip appeared: “The PATRICK HENRY, the second submarine in the Polaris fleet, will be decommissioned today and placed…
The following article retraces the conventional wisdom about the “submarine torpedo-boat” that prevailed 70 years ago. It tells of the shock that the craft caused…
There has been a consistent failure in the past to recognize the actual potential of the submarine. When it has been used in war the…
For many years it was the good fortune of the U.S. to possess a strategic deterrent capability whose competence could be assured well into the…
FROM THE PRESIDENT It has been the aim of the Submarine League to offer an informative educational dialogue within the pages of the Submarine Review…
-A torpedo tube launched version of the Soviet SSN-X-21 land attack cruise missile is expected to be in service in 1984, as noted in Jane’s…
TORPEDOES I agree with R. R. F.’s article about torpedoes in the Review. He is talking about a quiet electric propelled torpedo with a little…
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