World War I  and  before - U.S. Submarines

Hit Counter
Broken out to this page Since 09-19-04

Return to Subs Page

Updated 12-18-05


A Submarine

Allied Signal Bell
... This bell can be seen in photos of the early A-class submarines up through the K-class subs. Thanks to Jim Christley EMCS/SS USN(ret) for the identifacation.

C-boats
... All 5 "C" boats together in Panama Canal A Dry Dock full of Submarines. Of the five submarines in this Norfolk, VA dry dock, four are "C" class submarines. ...

President Teddy Roosevelt looking in Submarine in 1905
(New 12-18-05)

 Submarines of the Great War

Submarine History 1914-1945: A Timeline of Development
... 1917 Great Britain introduced the steam-powered K-CLASS. ... were built in response to intelligence reports that Germany was building a 22-knot submarine. ...

Submarine Photo Index
... K Class Submarine: Laid down, 19 June 1912, at Fore River Shipbuilding Co., Quincy, MA.; Launched, 26 March 1914; Commissioned, USS K-6, 9 September 1914, at ...

The Early Years
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat -
View as HTML

... Early submarine classes such as E, H, K, L, M, N, O, and R, known as "pig boats" or "boats" because of their unusual hull shape and foul living conditions ...

THE F-4, THE FIRST U.S. SUBMARINE LOST ON ACTIVE DUTY

The L-Boats

The USS S-26 - Gallant Lady of the Past
... of USS S-26 (SS-131) made the last dive with the submarine: ... Second Class Carl C.Clark, Machinist's Mate Second Class Richard K. Clough, Machinist's ...

Up Periscope
... personnel. Launched in Flushing on 23 December 1922 as one of three ‘K VIII’ Class submarines built to the Electric Boat Co. (USA ...

U.S. Submarines in World War I