submarine warfare

15 thrilling sceneries of fact-based missions for a Captain and his crew on a nuclear submarine launching them into the Third World War.

Uncovers the efforts of British and American scientists, lead by British physicist Patrick Blackett, who worked to stop German submarines during World War II using mathematics and probability theory. Describes how the insertion of science in the military realm changed twentieth-century warfare. Includes a map and a chronology.

Details the design and development of German U-boats from 1906 to 2006, examining the people responsible for building and fighting within the U-boats, and describing life within them, weapons systems, operational areas, the organization of fleets, and other related topics.

Draws from interviews with veterans and declassified U.S. Navy war patrol reports to tell true stories of the men who fought and died in submarines during World War II, focusing on the records of the sixteen U.S. submarines and one German U-boat now open to the public.

Discusses the German Navy submarines during the World Wars, the operations, campaigns, battles, and the lives of the crewman.

Covers the history of submarines from the earliest proposal in 1465 to the rapid developments during the World Wars. Discusses what will become of submarines in the post cold war era.

Describes how nuclear attack submarines are designed, constructed, and maintained and discusses their weapons, communications systems, and evasion tactics.

Describes the history of submarines, how they work, the weapons they carry, and their uses in war and peace time. Includes a glossary and a list of submarines in service today and the countries they represent.

Describes various kinds of submarines, how they work, the weapons they carry, and their uses in war and peace time.