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10,000 Feet Down: How a Top Secret U.S. Navy Attack Submarine Was Lost
The USS Scorpion, a nuclear-powered U.S. Navy submarine, mysteriously sank on May 22, 1968, killing all 99 crew members.
Interesting Engineering on MSN14h
US 7,800-ton nuclear submarine bolsters attack with more torpedo tubes, advanced tech
The Virginia-class submarine took six years in the making. It was named after the state of Iowa in June 2023 by former Iowa ...
The National Interest1d
The Navy Was Never the Same After the USS Thresher Submarine Disaster
The Thresher incident remains one of the most tragic days in the Navy’s history as 129 sailors and crew perished.
News and Tribune1d
Homecoming for USS Indiana at Naval Submarine Base New London
The Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Indiana (SSN 798) moored pierside during a homecoming event at Naval Submarine ...
USNI News2d
Navy Pushing Innovation to Build the Next Generation of Submarines, Says Admiral
The Navy is counting on innovations to help it build and staff submarines and ships more efficiently as demand for the ...
Russian Video Shows F-35 Escort Submarine Hunter Buzzing USS 'Carl Vinson'
An Instagram user purporting to be attached to the carrier said Russian planes had been carrying out flybys "all week." ...
The National Interest6d
Second U.S. Destroyer Patrols the Southern Border
The U.S. Navy is engaged in gunboat diplomacy, a second Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer had been sent to the ...
Stars and Stripes6d
Navy moves carriers to cover Indo-Pacific and Middle East missions
The Carl Vinson and its escorts reached Naval Base Guam on Tuesday, the 7th Fleet announced in a news release that day. The ...