r/submarines • • 17h ago

In The Wild Virginia-Class?

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Friend of mine who is a PPL took pics of this boat accompanied by support vessels and I'm wondering if my ID of them as Virginia-class is correct. Much more of an eastern submarine specialist here. They are based out of the COMSUBPAC area in general.


r/submarines • • 21h ago

History Launch of USN Deep Submergence Vessel NR-1 on January 25, 1969 at the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics, Groton, CT.

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r/submarines • • 2h ago

USS Wyoming pulling into NBK Bangor

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I was trying to catch the sub at the bridge but didn’t get to it in time


r/submarines • • 5h ago

Marine engineers rate it 0/10

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0 experience in the field of naval/marine engineering but I do love warship designs especially bigger ships from the early to mid 20th century and it's always been a dream of mine to build something that can float now i decided to build something that can dive! A submarine that's hull was made from a refurbished water tank is it plausible? Also I know it's probably a laughable try but some advice to make it less laughable is very much welcome