The FY 1986 Defense Authorization ActWith this issue, the League’s Government Affairs Committee initiates a quarterly report on actions of the Congress and the Department…
RUSSIAN SUBMARINES IN ARCTIC WATERSBy I. Kolyshkin, Bantam Books, 1985. Copyrighted and published in Moscow in 1966. This book tells the story of the Russian…
In Jane’s Defense Weekly of 10 August 1985, an article on Soviet reconnaissance drones notes that some of the submarine-launched SS-N-3 and SS-N-12 cruise missiles…
At the 25th Southwest Regional Annual Caucus of the U.S. Sub Vets of WWII. I have run across the Submarine Veterans of World War II…
AIR SUPPORT FOR SUBMARINE WARPicture the Norwegian Sea the first month of Naval World War III, occupied at various times by 40 U.S. submarines, 30…
The purpose of this article is to examine, on a theoretical level, some strategies for the wartime employment of nuclear-powered attack submarines. Two basic strategies…
It is difficult to discern how much hindsight should affect foresight. This dilemma regarding the immediate future is always a problem for the U.S. Navy,…
NAUTILUS, the world’s first nuclear-powered ship, was coming home to Groton, Conn., for the last time. And those who had built her, manned her, or…
In the past, sonar systems provided primarily auditory signals for the operator to use in the detection and classification of targets. Since the auditory mode…
So much attention is rightly focussed on the nuclear leviathans which dominate the oceans today that the extraordinarily successful midget submarines of World War II…
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