My Years on a World War II Attack Submarine Reviewed by RADM M.H. Rindskopf, USN(Ret.) Book reviews in THE SUBMARINE REVIEW can be written by…
In his introduction to Take Her Deep, the wartime story of HALIBUT, Ned Beach pictures its author, Ignatius Joseph Galantin known as Pete, as a…
SEAWOLF PROGRAM COSTS AND SCHEDULES Regarding The Submarine Building PrograrmI in the October 1995 SUBMARINE REVIEW, it is difficult to understand Rear Admiral Frick’s statement…
THE SUBMARINE REVIEW started putting together a bibliography of better-known submarine-related books and articles with the January 1993 issue. Now, three years later, we have…
This monograph is the third in a series in which the heroes are submariners, old and young; or men who helped make the Submarine Force…
In the ’60s, the submarine Navy ran a private airline to Scotland to transport FBM crews between Quonset Point, Rhode Island and Holy Loch, Scotland.…
The passing of Admiral Benson led me to recall an amusing true story he told at a time when humor was in short supply. In…
At the beginning of World War II, the Navy had several torpedoes, including the air launched Mk 13 and the submarine launched Mk 10 and…
[Editor’s Note: The author recently retired from Ingalls Ship building and is carrying forward his studies of thermionics at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.…
During the late 1980s the U.S. Navy had more than 90 nuclear powered attack and some 35 ballistic missile submarines. At the beginning of the…
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