An unmanned aerial vehicle delivers a payload to the Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarine USS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN 730) around the Hawaiian Islands.
UPDATED: 14 Sailors Die On Secretive Russian Nuclear Submarine; Putin Calls Incident ‘Great Loss’
On July 1, 14 submariners – sailors – died in Russian territorial waters as a result of inhaling combustion products aboard a research submersible vehicle designated for studying the seafloor and the bottom of the World Ocean.
Photos: Indian Navy Launches Fourth Scorpene Class Submarine ‘VELA’
Vela, the fourth Scorpene class submarine being constructed by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited for the Indian Navy, on 06 May 2019, by the wife of Secretary Defence Production.
Watch: Huntington Ingalls Industries Launches Virginia-Class Submarine Delaware (SSN 791)
Huntington Ingalls Industries has launched the recently christened Virginia-class submarine Delaware (SSN 791) into the water for the first time at the company’s Newport News Shipbuilding division.
Photos: Naval Submarine “INS Kalvari” Commissioned, Represents Success Of ‘Make In India’ Initiative
The submarine is described as an excellent illustration of the fast growing strategic partnership between India and France; it will add even more strength to the Indian Navy.
US Navy Christens New Attack Submarine ‘South Dakota’
The Navy christened its newest attack submarine, the future USS South Dakota (SSN 790), during a 10 a.m. EDT ceremony on Oct. 14, at GD Electric Boat Shipyard in Groton, Connecticut.
New DNV GL Guidance Puts Submarine Pipelines Safely To Bed
Depending on the interaction between the pipe and soil, submarine pipelines, may be subject to severe displacements and impaired pipeline integrity.
Nuclear Submarine Collides With Merchant Vessel Off Gibraltar
At approximately 1330 local time, HMS AMBUSH, while submerged and conducting a training exercise was involved in a glancing collision with a merchant vessel off the coast of Gibraltar.
Australian Submarines Should Be Built Entirely At Home: Germany’s TKMS
Australia’s new A$50 billion ($38 billion) submarine fleet should be built entirely within Australia, ThyssenKrupp AG’s shipbuilding unit said on Thursday, making the German firm the first bidder to publicly endorse domestic construction as the best option.