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Commissioned on Oct. 14, 1903 — the date that is now considered the birth of the Russian submarine forces — the Delfin would become...
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Commissioned on Oct. 14, 1903 — the date that is now considered the birth of the Russian submarine forces — the Delfin would become...
A few months back, the Naval Order of the United States held its monthly movie night, and the film of choice was the WWII...
Human error and the limits of undersea technology appear to have caused the USS San Francisco submarine to collide with an undersea “seamount” or...
The Russian K-141 Russian Navy Oscar II, called the Kursk by Russia, was completed just after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The boat...
Back in mid-June of last year, in recognition of the 40th anniversary of the Falkland Islands War, 19FortyFive published a story on the Royal...
While the Ohio-class submarines are children of the Cold War – and built to destroy the Soviet Union in a nuclear war – these...
During the Cold War, US and Soviet weapons designers competed to field the best platforms in the air, land, and sea. Beneath the surface...
Sweden has some truly amazing submarines: A few months back, we at 19ForthyFive published an article assessing the Finnish Navy, which pointed out, among other...
Last spring, the U.S. Navy commissioned its third Block IV Virginia-class submarine. The introduction of the Montana coincides with the retirement of a growing number of...
The original full name of the City of Los Angeles, California, is El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de Porciúncula,” which...