Naval Warfare
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Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
Nuclear Submarine Officer recalls when his submarine’s periscope hit a small one-man fishing boat knocking the fisherman overboard
Aircraft Carriers / Naval Warfare
After Almost 6-Year-Long Refueling Overhaul Aircraft Carrier USS George Washington Leaves Newport News for sea trials
Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
Former XO of USS Florida explains why using an Ohio-class SSBN as Hunter Killer is like using a B-2 Stealth Bomber to dogfight against an F/A-18 Strike Fighter
Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
Nuclear Submarine Officer recalls when his submarine had to do an emergency deep dive after the periscope came up inside a cardboard box while the boat was coming to periscope depth
Aircraft Carriers / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation / Naval Warfare
When Russian Nuclear Submarine K-314 Rammed USS Kitty Hawk the Americans blamed the Sub Captain for the incident and the Soviets concurred
Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
Former US Navy Submarine Officer explains why the periscope is raised when submarines dive
Naval Warfare
Russia could have its most powerful and quiet nuclear attack submarines on persistent patrols off either US Coast in the next two years
Losses and Aviation Safety / Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
US Navy Nuclear Propulsion Plant Operator explains when a submarine reactor can be run at higher than 100% (and why the 105% on the reactor ordered in The Hunt for Red October movie would not be worth any risk to the ship and crew)
Losses and Aviation Safety / Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
The day a polar bear tried to eat the rudder of USS Connecticut fast attack Seawolf class nuclear submarine
Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
Former US Navy Submariner explains why 120 days is the longest time a submarine can remain underwater
Losses and Aviation Safety / Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
‘Being “quiet” is more than not talking.’ US Navy Submarine Officer explains why to submariners “stealth is life”
Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
Here’s why when a submarine launches an SLBM, it never gets wet, even though it is fired from under water
Losses and Aviation Safety / Naval Warfare
USS Connecticut near loss and the Year of Lost Subs. In 1968 four Submarines were lost: the French Minerve, the Israeli Dakar, the Soviet K-129 and the American USS Scorpion.
Aircraft Carriers / Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
US Navy Aircraft Carriers are so fast they can outrun virtually every surface ship and submarine in most sea states
Aircraft Carriers / Losses and Aviation Safety / Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
Former US Navy Submariner explains why K-314 Captain was at fault when his submarine rammed USS Kitty Hawk
Aircraft Carriers / Cold War Era / Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
The Day Soviet Nuclear Submarine K-314 Rammed USS Kitty Hawk
Naval Warfare
