The Submarine Review

Editor’s Note: Lieutenant Nisbett’s paper won The Naval Submarine League Essay Contest for Submarine Officers’ Advanced Class 99020. Lieutenant Nisbett is currently the Weapons Officer…

It Begins with the Backbone Editor’s Note: Lieutenant Buchanan’s essay was written while attending SOAC Class 99030. He is currently Engineer on USS FLORIDA (SSBN…

Editor’s Note: lieutenant Hanna’s paper Won the Naval Submarine League Essay Contest for Submarine Officers’ Advanced Dass 99030. lieutenant Hanna is currently the Executive Officer…

Part One: Through 1918 Soon after the United States and Japan became involved in World War Two, the Allies learned through disastrous experience that the…

Mr. Henry is a League member and is Treasure of the Capital Chapter. He is a naval architect and retired from Naval Sea Systems Command…

World War II Operations Research In the fall of 1939, England was again fighting Germany, the same enemy as in World War I. However, advances…

Editor’s Note: Mr. Buff is a novelist currently working on a submarine-related project. Mr. Buff’s previous articles in THE SUBMARINE REVIEW were Looking Forward-Submarines in…

The official tally of sinkings credited to each U.S. submarine in World War II appears in an appendix to Japanese Naval and Merchant Shipping Losses…

The United States of America pioneered in development and building of the first nuclear-powered submarine. In August, 1945 atomic bombs had been dropped on Hiroshima…

Captain Bill Norris is a retired submariner who commanded USS MEMPHIS (SSN 691) and Submarine Squadron THREE. He is currently at the Sandia National Laboratories.…