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U.S. Navy Columbia-Class Update: Building Could Start Next Year

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When Sub Stalking Goes Wrong: How 2 British And Russian Submarines Suddenly Collided

The Thresher/Permit-class submarine USS Permit (SSN-594) is shown at Mare Island Naval Shipyard on the date of her decommission on 22 Jul 91. U.S. Navy.

No Way to Die: How a U.S. Submarine Split Into Six Pieces and Was Lost in 1963

A Russian Navy's submarine arrives for the Chinese-Russian joint naval exercise at Dagang port, in Qingdao, Shandong province, China April 29, 2019. Picture taken April 29, 2019. REUTERS/Stringer

Did Russia Give Us a Sneak Peak of Its New Nuclear Hunter-Killer Attack Submarine?

Why China's First Ballistic Missile Submarine Only Set Sail Once

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This Might Be One of the Best Submarines Ever (Not in the U.S. Navy)

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Going Shopping: Australia to Choose a Nuclear Submarine Design

Not Just Nukes: MK 48 Torpedoes Make Columbia-Class Submarines Lethal

France's Suffren Submarine Can Do It All

The U.S. Navy's First Columbia-Class Submarine is Just Over the Horizon

Chinese Navy submarine takes part in an international fleet review to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Liberation Army Navy in Qingdao

The Story of China's Doomed First Nuclear Submarine

This Unlucky Soviet Submarine Sank Twice

China’s First Foray into Nuclear Submarines Did Not Go as Well as It Had Hoped

This Disaster Helped Make Submarine Safety a New Priority for the U.S. Navy

The Lost, Not-So-Lost Russia Nuclear Weapons at the Bottom of the Sea

India Can’t Get Enough of Russia’s Submarines