How Deep Can A Military Submarine Go?
The deepest a submersible of any kind has ever descended, the BBC reported in May 2019, was 10,927 meters or approximately ...
USS Edsall, sunk World War II ship known as ‘Dancing Mouse,' found 80 years on
The discovery, announced Monday, has revealed the resting place of more than 200 servicemen who died three months after the ...
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Russian Ships Shadowed Through English Channel by Royal Navy and Royal Air Force Patrols
Frigate Admiral Golovko, tanker Vyazma, and intelligence ship Yantar were traced heading westwards through the Channel by ...
Sunken World War II destroyer USS Edsall found at bottom of Indian Ocean, U.S. Navy confirms
The USS Esdall, a 314-foot destroyer sunk by Japanese forces in 1942, was known as "the dancing mouse" for its ability to ...
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'Quiet As a Baby Dolphin': The Astute-Class Submarine Is Not To Be Toyed With
Each of the Royal Navy's nuclear-powered Astute-class fleet submarines (SSNs) has been outfitted with many technological ...
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Royal Navy veteran, 99, remembers men on ship who ‘never came home’
A 99-year-old Royal Navy veteran said he was thinking on Remembrance Sunday of the men on his ship who “never came home”. Stan Ford served on HMS Fratton, which escorted ships taking people back to ...
Identity of WW1 North Sea wreck confirmed as HMS Hawke
Royal Navy experts have confirmed the identity of a World War 1 wreck off the Scottish coast found in the summer as HMS Hawke.