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America Can't Stop Russia's 200 Knot 'Supercavitating' Torpedoes

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Here's Everything We Know About the Torpedoes Used by the Chinese Navy

Terrible Torpedoes Almost Doomed America's World War II Submarine Fight

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Meet Operation Caesar: How Hitler Tried to Send V-2 Rocket Plans by Submarine to Imperial Japan

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The U.S. Navy is Getting a New (Tiny) Torpedo

America Can't Stop Russia's 200 Knot 'Supercavitating' Torpedoes

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Here's Everything We Know About the Torpedoes Used by the Chinese Navy

Terrible Torpedoes Almost Doomed America's World War II Submarine Fight

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Meet Operation Caesar: How Hitler Tried to Send V-2 Rocket Plans by Submarine to Imperial Japan

What Happens When A Nuclear Attack Submarine Disappears Without A Trace?

An EA-18E Super Hornet is catapulted off from the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) in the Gulf, November 23, 2019. REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed

Could Torpedoes Kill An American Aircraft Carrier?

Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy soldiers wave Chinese flags next to a model of a military vehicle carrying anti-ship missiles, during an event marking the 70th anniversary of the founding of Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy on April 23

Could China Make Good On Its Threat To Sink An American Carrier?

Scorpion slices through the water during her builder’s trials off New London, Conn., 27 June 1960. Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, who leads the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, stands on her sailplanes with another officer.

Where Is the Scorpion? The Creepy Unsolved Mystery of America's Lost Nuclear Attack Submarine

New Anti-Torpedo Decoys Could Give U.S. Navy Submarines A Fighting Chance Against Russia or China

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