The Silent Service WebRing is a group of sites dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of the history of the United States Submarine Force. The sites are made up of pages regarding all types of submarines: gasoline, diesel and nuclear. The majority of the webmasters are submarine sailors from World War II to present. The rest are associated with submarine museums or are involved in historical research.
We have a new profile drawing of a Virginia Class Fast Attack sub, USS Texas SSN 775. These subs are designed to operate in littoral waters, as well as deep ocean environments. We would be happy to hear from any Submariners who've served aboard one to let us know if we have all our information correct.
Good day! We offer submarine profile drawings on our website (http://www.usmilitaryart.com) and make every effort to show the boat's profile and specifications accurately. We welcome all comments/info that will help improve the correctness of our drawings. After checking some of our samples, please feel free to email us at comments@usmilitaryart.com if you can add any construcive information to our sub drawings. Thanks! Jerry Highberger
January 9, 2012, Malta - A marine archeology survey team from the AURORA Trust Foundation, working in cooperation with Maltaâs Superintendence of Cultural Heritage, has discovered the sunken British submarine HMS Olympus (N35) off the coast of Malta . AURORAâs Director of Marine Archeology, Dr. Timmy Gambin led the survey team in this spectacu...
Here you can see a collection of U-Boat-Museums in Germany with short details of the boats and a few pictures. At the moment only a few pages are in english.
Our website offers high quality us military art for sale, featuring the people, equipment, and operations of the US Army, US Air Force, US Navy, US Marine Corps, and US Coast Guard, including prints, drawings, profile drawings, photographs, custom military art, and personalized military art.
The Silent Service WebRing is a group of sites dedicated to the preservation and dissemination of the history of the United States submarine Force. The sites are made up of pages regarding all types of submarines: gasoline, diesel and nuclear. The majority of the webmasters are submarine sailors from World War II to present. The rest are associated with submarine museums or are involved in historical research.
United States Submarine Veterans, Inc Marblehead MA Base website honors our great Submarine Veterans as well as those who currently serve our great country.
The most comprehensive compilation of U. S. Navy Submarine and submarine related links (10,000 plus) to official Navy sites, statistical/photo sites and personal home pages on the Internet. You'll see links to every submarine that the U.S. Navy ever commissioned and more! Submarine News. Disappointed before? Please give COB (LINKS) another chance. NEW SERVER!
