World War II museum ships suddenly feel less like history after a US submarine sank an Iranian warship

As naval warfare reemerges as a key strategy in the US war with Iran, World War II museum ships are finding new relevance.

Hidden details in the video of a US submarine sinking an Iranian warship, according to a WWII expert

Video of a US submarine sinking an Iranian warship looked "remarkably similar" to a 1945 US submarine attack, a World War II ...

A US Navy submarine sank an enemy warship with a torpedo for the first time since World War II. Here's the video.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth called the sinking of an Iranian warship with a single Mk48 torpedo a "quiet death." ...

This WWII submarine was the last US boat to notch a torpedo kill — until this week

The Torsk’s sinking of the Japanese vessel marked the last U.S. submarine kill for over eight decades — that is until March 3 ...

This WWII Submarine Went Down With Toxic Cargo That's Still Dangerous Today

To this day, there has only been one recorded instance of submarine-on-submarine warfare during WWII. The German Navy's destroyed U-864 is toxic to this day.
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The Most Powerful Battleships, Aircraft Carriers, and Submarines of World War II

World War II proved that control of the oceans could determine the outcome of a global conflict. While battleships had long ...
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I toured the USS Lionfish, a Balao-class submarine that rescued downed pilots in World War II. Take a look inside.

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USS Cobia arrived safely in Sturgeon Bay. Now, dry docking begins. Here's what it entails.

The USS Cobia, a World War II submarine, has been moved to Sturgeon Bay for restoration. This is the submarine's first dry docking since 1996, funded by $1.5 million in donations and grants.

Hunting Enemy To Rescue: How Submarine Warfare Played A Role In World War 2

Submarines operated in both the Atlantic and Pacific theatres, attacking warships, merchant vessels and supply routes throughout the second World War.