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  1. Nautilus - homage to Jules Verne

    There are very few fictional submarines which have a place in Naval architecture history. The Nautilus, an electric powered submarine conceived in the 1860s by author and visionary Jules Verne stands out. It was a window into the future and possibly an influence on subsequent real world designs. This is my interpretation of the design... Read More >....


  2. Spy Sub - USS Seawolf (SSN-575)

    During the Cold War US Navy submarines conducted numerous spying missions off the Soviet coast. Few were as audacious as Operation IVY BELLS where underwater wire taps were placed on Soviet military communication cables deep within Russia's own back yard. Several specially modified US Navy nuclear submarines were employed, including the USS Seawolf. Read More >....


  3. The World War Two SDV called Sleeping Beauty

    The Motorised Submersible Canoe (MSC), popularly known by its codename the Sleeping Beauty, was among the world's first Special Forces submersibles. During WW2 several hundred were built (under great secrecy) and were operated by British, Australian and US forces. >.....


  4. X-post - SDVs ops in Desert Storm

    This interesting article appeared on a USN SEALs related blog that I follow. Retired SEAL Michael Wood gives a first-hand account of a close encounter during SDV ops as part of Operation Desert Storm.


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