The Submarine Review

John Merrill is an electronics engineer emeritus of the Naval Underwater Weapons Center at New London, CT. He is a frequent contributor to the REVIEW.…

It is not often that you hear of a museum that was never meant to be, but one is about to be constructed is a…

Part One: Torpedoes Through the Thirties Frederick J. Milford Dr. Milford retired from Battelle Memorial Institute in 1989 as Vice President for Special Projects. He…

[Editor’s Note: Part I, covering buildings at U.S. Naval Submarine Base, New London, Connecticut and the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland appeared in the January…

Reviewed by Capt. James C. Hay USN (Ret.) Professor Boyd and Captain Yoshida have produced a very readable and informative account of the Submarine Force…

LT Rodney Luck, USN Lieutenant Rodney Kevin Luck was commissioned In 1988 after graduating from the U.S. Naval Academy where he received a Bachelor of…

Reviewed by CAPT W.J. Ruhu, USN(Ret.) As a summary of the Solomons Campaign of 1942-1943, this is a useful book. The references Koburger employs are…

MORE ON FIDO 1 February 1996 Mr. Pelick’s interesting article on FIDO (THE SUBMARINE REVIEW, January 1996, pp. 66-70) does an important service in bringing…

In 1958 the Russian success in Sputnik had raised a demand for U.S. spectaculars, and President Eisenhower had let it be known that he wanted…

Lieutenant Joseph McKnight Thompson was commissioned in 1989 via the NECP program after receiving a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Science from the University of…