Tag Archives: Submarines

Top 5 Greatest Military Inventions

Trying to choose five of a plethora of top military inventions is like asking a kid in a candy store what his top favorite candies are. Throughout history the military has had a superfluity of inventions that have forever changed the dynamics of combat and the politics governing conflicts and wars. The top 5 inventions […]

The Deepest Shipwreck: Discovering an 1810 Merchant Ship

I looked at the circular openings above my head with some concern, thinking, “Ew, I can still see through that light.” The opening which he cared for was the thickest hatch in the roof of the Russian Mir, which was submersible, and we were now to sink three miles to the bottom of the Atlantic […]

HMS Conqueror’s Most Daring Mission, a Raid on the Soviet Navy

The HMS Conqueror, a Royal Navy attack submarine, is best known for having sunk the Argentine light cruiser, the General Balgrano, in the opening days of the 1982 Falklands War. But he greatest mission was shrouded in secrecy until recently. But the UK Telegraph has recently revealed Conqueror’s most daring mission which took place just […]

A Brief History of the Submarine

Submarines can run on the surface of water and under water and is a military submarine. By definition, ships carry long guns and other weapons used in war by the fleet. Ships throughout history have tried to build submarines and fast and sink under water. A submarine is a difficult location from the surface allowing […]