A great topic and foundational to any consideration of maritime strategy and operations during the Second World War. Right now I just don't have anything interesting new to say about bases and dockyards which is a shame.
A story about a navy secret society in the early 20th century and it's role in the early years of the Cold War open.substack.com/pub/claudebe...
A Navy Secret Society at the Start of the Cold War
Very useful advice here for when you encounter an aircraft carrier out in its natural habitat. Do Aircraft Carriers Have Right of Way? youtu.be/43bfjuie3fw?...
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One of the U.S. Navy’s newest attack submarines, the future USS IDAHO (SSN 799), was launched from General Dynamics Electric Boat’s shipyard 🇺🇲 www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2...
One of the U.S. Navy’s newest attack submarines, the future USS IDAHO (SSN 799), was launched from General Dynamics Electric Boat’s shipyard
I don't recall ever seeing anything written about it, or even just a few photos. It would just be interesting to know how or if this was more common.
Just out of curiosity has anyone done an overview of what flags have survived, where they ended up and why?
New episode! On April 10 1963, the nuclear submarine USS Thresher was lost when it experienced a failure during a test dive. A massive search and rescue effort found the vessel 8400 feet below. All 129 on board were lost. shipwrecksandseadogs.com/blog/2024/07...#navy#history#usnavy
The USS Thresher (SSN-593) was a nuclear-powered attack submarine that tragically sank during deep-diving tests on April 10, 1963, resulting in the loss of all 129 crew members and civilian technician...
Great to see the next instalment in Tim's battleship trilogy out (and in open access). Enjoy. Tim Benbow, ‘Largely a matter of sentiment’? The demise of the battleship in the post-1945 Royal Navy, Historical Research, 2024;, htae016, academic.oup.com/histres/adva...
Abstract. Received wisdom suggests that a conservative, even sentimental Royal Navy clung to the battleship long after it ceased to have any strategic rati
The statement isn't wrong, the group did contribute to those activities, but there were other objectives that are at work in the background too. And the defence of trade wasn't necessarily that high on the US priority list.
A very good read. As a one-stop primer on the oceans, the structure of the marine system the science behind it all this is an ideal introduction and useful adjunct reading for any Seapower course. On the list it goes.
