USS Nautilus: The U.S. Navy's First Nuclear Submarine Ever Was Astounding

The USS Nautilus incorporated the more significant Underwater Propulsion Power improvements made to her Gato, Balao and Tench-class predecessors. In her early years, the legendary submarine achieved multiple records and, in 1958, accomplished the first voyage under the geographic North Pole

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