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How do submarines sink enemy ships?

Submarines will spend hours or days tracking enemy vessels before carefully lining up a torpedo shot.
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US Navy adds 377-foot nuclear-powered submarine with 25-knot underwater speed

The U.S. Navy has officially welcomed a new nuclear-powered attack submarine into its fleet.

A US Navy submarine sank an enemy warship with a torpedo for the first time since World War II. Here's the video.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth called the sinking of an Iranian warship with a single Mk48 torpedo a "quiet death." ...

Thousands cheer as USS Massachusetts, America’s newest nuclear-powered submarine, is commissioned in South Boston

Before a cheering crowd of thousands gathered at the Conley Terminal in South Boston, the fifth US warship to bear the ...

UK nuclear submarine deployed to Arabian Sea before Iran targets key US-UK base: reports

Iranian FM Seyed Abbas Araghchi warned Britain against supporting U.S. military action, calling its decision to allow U.S.
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Russian submarine followed spy ship into British waters as it mapped gas pipeline

A Russian submarine was deployed alongside a spy ship to map critical undersea infrastructure around Britain, it has emerged. An anti-submarine Merlin Mk2 helicopter could be seen from the photo ...