FROM THE PRESIDENT This issue of the Submarine Review should reach you prior to our Second Annual Submarine League Symposium on 1 May 1984. In…
Submarine Boats – The Beginnings of Underwater Warfare Richard Compton-Hall: London 1983; Windward Distributors London, 192 pp. illus. Richard Compton-Hall is the Director of the…
In 1946, Dr. Waldo K. Lyon formed the Arctic Submarine Laboratory at the Naval Oceans Systems Center, San Diego and was its first Director. In…
An article in the Washington Times of 15 February 1984 reports that the Cuban Navy has been augmented by the delivery of a Foxtrot diesel…
o Brooks Harral’s book review on German submarine losses in WWII — “630 at sea (generally with the entire crew)” .;_ makes one wonder whether…
The article “After SUBACS” in the October 1983 Submarine Review caused me to reflect back on the experience of over 25 years involvement in the…
Stealth is the raison d ‘etre for submarines. Any other performance characteristic which might jeopardize stealth may rightfully be challenged. For this reason, submarine speed…
In order to meet the challenges facing us over the next few years, more effective management control of the Navy’s submarine program management resources is…
In the 50s, as commissioning CO of HARDER (SS-568) and then of SEAWOLF (SSN-575), I watched with astonishment as some 600 workers poured bthrough the…
It was a beautiful day for flying over the South Pacific in the month of July 1943. I was on my way to Guadalcanal under…
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