USS Puffer launched on Nov. 22, 1942, and on Oct. 9, 1943, during its maiden voyage, encountered an escort destroyer leading ...

The “Dancing Mouse”—the Clemson-class destroyer more formally known as the USS Edsall—and its more-than-200 servicemen went ...

The Sealion would become the only submarine to sink a military ship in World War II, he said. The war ended while the Sealion was in Guam. The submarine then made its way to San Francisco for repairs.

The British HMS Trooper submarine was lost in 1943 with 64 men on board. A Greek-based underwater recovery team located the ...

The Commander, which opened the Venice Film Festival last year, tells the true story of an Italian submarine commander who ...

Since 2000, at least 14 expedition crews have unsuccessfully tried to find the final resting place of the HMS Trooper, but the ill-fated World War II submarine has finally been located.

“The USS Edsall served valiantly during World War II, most notably in the early Pacific campaigns. She operated alongside ...

As AUKUS leaders move forward with the plan to deliver sovereign, nuclear-powered submarine capabilities to Australia, the ...

The wreckage of the USS Edsall, a World War II destroyer sunk by Japanese forces in 1942, has been discovered in the Indian ...

For eight decades, the disappearance of the Trooper remained an enduring World War II mystery. Now, however, shipwreck hunters think they’ve discovered what happened to the submarine—and the ...

is one of only 15 U.S. World War II-era submarines that still exist. It now serves as a walk-through exhibit alongside a museum with various war artifacts, including battle flags and a submarine bell.