With cutting-edge deep-sea imaging technology, researchers captured high-definition images of a 100-year old submarine.

The USS Sturgeon set the standard for the fleet and served as the backbone of America’s undersea deterrence for nearly 30 ...

Tragically, the submarine vanished near Papua New Guinea just six months into the war, taking her entire crew with her and becoming Australia's most enduring naval mystery. After more than a ...

Dark Seas The WW1 Submarine That Washed Up Posted: March 17, 2025 | Last updated: April 8, 2025 As World War I came to an end, Germany was forced to surrender its fleet to the Allies, including ...

Initially, nations followed the naval tradition of warning merchant ships and sparing the crew before an attack. Germany changed the tactic during WWI via unrestricted submarine warfare ...

One hundred and ten years to the day that the Royal and German Navies clashed three dozen miles off the coast of Chile, the survey ship’s crew joined Chilean sailors ... notably sinkings by German ...

The right lower side of the submarine's conning tower ... The blast wave from the German mine swept through the crew's accommodation compartment, according to Thoctarides. Kostas Thoctarides ...

It was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-52 on September 11 ... There are no records of how many crew were on the ship when it went down and if any survived. After its discovery, an exclusion ...

Explorers say they've found the wreckage of a British warship that was sunk by a German U-boat during World War I ... 1914. Seventy crew members survived. "It's a big loss of life," said Kevin ...

German submarine UC-42 was involved in a minelaying patrol off Roche’s Point on September 10, 1917, when a mine it was carrying exploded prematurely and the vessel was lost. All 27 crew on board ...

after attacking the HMS Lady Olive - which the German forces believed to be a British merchant ship. Unbeknownst to the submarine crew, the British vessel was part of the Royal Navy’s ‘Q-Ship ...

such as rubber and timber to Germany, as well as share information with their Axis partners. The U-533 set sail in July 1943 from the U-boat pens in Lorient, Nazi-occupied France, with a crew of ...