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No Really, America Used Wooden Warships to Fight Nazi Submarines

Even stranger. It worked. Here s What You Need to Remember: These ships helped hunt down surfaced Nazi subs. This is how they did it. When the United States entered World War I in April 1917, the nation’s Navy was shockingly short of combat ships particularly the submarine chasers that would be vital to combating the German U-boat menace. A prodigious ship-building program was hastily implemented, but because of heavy demands on the country’s steel industry for destroyers, cruisers, and battleships, the only material left available for submarine chasers was wood. Small, privately owned shipyards soon received contracts to build wooden submarine chasers. The design approved by the Navy Department called for a sturdy vessel with an overall length of 110 feet, a displacement of 85 tons, and a maximum speed of 18 knots.

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The Story of the USS Halibut: A Submarine Like No Other

Ivy Bells proved one of the greatest coups by U.S. intelligence during the Cold War. Here s What You Need To Remember: The Halibut and other submarines began regular courier runs to install new tapes on the tap while bringing back the old tapes for analysis by the NSA in what was called Operation Ivy Bells. Since 2015, there have been reports of Russian submarines and spy ships trawling the waters near the ocean-spanning underwater fiber-optic cables vital to trans-oceanic Internet access. In fact, reported activity by spy ship Yartar off the U.S. nuclear-armed submarine base in King’s Bay, Georgia is likely in search of secret military cables used exclusively by the Pentagon.

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Attacking a U S Aircraft Carrier Could Be the Last Thing You Ever Do

Attacking a U S Aircraft Carrier Could Be the Last Thing You Ever Do
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Meet Project Orion: The Crazy Plan to Use Nuclear Bombs as Explosive Fuel for a Spacecraft

Meet Project Orion: The Crazy Plan to Use Nuclear Bombs as Explosive Fuel for a Spacecraft
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China s Military is Massive: Can Taiwan Count On America If They Invade?

China s Military is Massive: Can Taiwan Count On America If They Invade? Despite a recent spike in tensions, China-Taiwan relations are still massively improved, exchanging university students and business investments rather than artillery shells and aerial bombs. However, the capabilities of the PLA have drastically increased in the interval as well. Here s What You Need To Remember: In the event of military conflict, most believe China would use the modern equivalent of the tactics used at Yijiangshan: a massive bombardment by long-range missile batteries and airpower well before any PLA troops hit the shore. In 1955, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army embarked on a bloody amphibious landing to capture a fortified Nationalist island, only about twice the size of a typical golf course. Not only did the battle exhibit China’s growing naval capabilities, it was a pivotal moment in a chain of events that led Eisenhower to threaten a nuclear attack on China and led Cong

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