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At random: Traditionally, United States submarines have been named after fish and other marine creatures. One exception was the Navy's first submarine HOLLAND which was named after its inventor, John Philip Holland. Today, ballistic missile submarines are named for famous American patriots, with the newest class, the OHIO class, named after states. The LOS ANGELES class of attack submarines are named for United States cities. The nations news class of submarine, the Virginia class, is also named for US States, making them the capital ships of the navy.

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tatersw

Posted 2009-02-17 7:31 AM (#24321)

Subject: WW2 torpedo appearance

Does anyone know what the mk 16, mk18, and mk 23 torpedoes looked like from a color point of view? The color of the body, warhead, and screws?

Darrin

Posted 2009-02-21 5:37 PM (#24512 - in reply to #24321)

Great Sage of the Sea

Posts: 561

Location: Belleview, Fl

Subject: RE: WW2 torpedo appearance

Try www.hnsa.org they have a number of manuals online that are related to the WWII Fleet Submarine manuals and there is a torpedo manual online also

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