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1. Pace the Fifth Dimension and the Beatles, neither balloons nor submarines should be painted yellow

2. water, helping conceal the submarines from ships that might be tracking them from above

3. I dare say you will take their objectives easily for there is no African country able to resist entry for longer than a week during the invasion phase except the South Africans who have new German Type 209 submarines which are quiet enough to penetrate your submarine defences

4. They also have the expert knowledge to do so having operated submarines since the 1960's

5. The threat from the ultra-silent Diesel-Electric boats is very real and they all know about your submarines which work with your carrier groups

6. “In this harbor, there are several sunken German destroyers and submarines filled with hundreds of drowned German soldiers

7. There is no trench fighting in the air, no tunnels, no submarines

8. “Yep—it is, I think, inevitable that we will create God because we have conceived of Him, just like we conceived of submarines and all the rest

9. The difference is that, while we can conceive of submarines, jet planes, and the like we still have to wait for the applied technologies to allow us to bring them about

10. The reason is that the submarines, jet planes, etc

11. He did, however, permit them to continue overhauling up to four Permit class attack submarines in Ingalls’s old, original East Bank yard

12. not covered, I did pay two “claims” for damage to submarines being overhauled on the East Bank

13. The Navy also used overhauls to update submarines with new technologies and components

14. Other “nuclear shipyards,” both private and government owned performed similar overhauls on submarines of the same class, so the contractor was expected to “have his arms around the problems

15. Fairly close together in time, Ingalls’ workers caused two radioactive spills on the decks of submarines undergoing overhaul

16. class 688 attack submarines forced EB to essentially bid at cost with

17. overhauling, nuclear submarines has stayed open to the present, e

18. defective submarines had all already been launched, i

19. The advent of nuclear submarines only began the replacement

20. firing submarines, designated as SSGs

21. We should manufacture submarines, without armaments, for

22. recreational purposes! Submarines are fun, he pointed out

23. In World War Two, Coast Guard crews manned 650 vessels for the Navy and Army, and sank 11 enemy submarines

24. The Russians could not account for the appearance in the blast area, of one of their old out-dated submarines, which had gone missing about thirty years ago

25. "Tell me about submarines

26. The whole purpose of submarines is to travel undetected

27. The Soviets have three nuclear submarines stationed just outside territorial waters on the west coast and another three 200 miles off the east coast," explained Toby

28. Underwater microphones placed to detect Swordsman submarines should they have brought any picked up the fourteen hertz thumping that was the sharks’ distress call and the twenty hertz blast that was their call to battle

29. ‘It was fortunate that the British nuclear deterrent was still based on submarines which remained out of reach of the new order, although one had to be destroyed by the US following a successful mutiny by the Islamic members of the crew

30. By 1982 ‘B’, Great Britain was the biggest nuclear power in the world, with ballistic missiles based in the British Isles, Canada, Australia and India and with more missiles based on nuclear ships and submarines

31. These include submarines, warships larger than destroyers, bomber aircraft, artillery weapons other than mortars and anti-tank guns, ground-to-ground missiles, tanks and self-propelled artillery guns

32. Naturally if you allow submarines on the highway, there will be delays

33. Besides, what are submarines doing on the freeway? Shouldn’t they be in the

34. In view of the strategic importance of our B-17 bombers and of the submarines and ships of the Asiatic Fleet, we should thus concentrate our defenses around our airfields and the Navy base at Cavite

35. Now, we do have a few important cards in our hands, starting with our 29 submarines

36. However, the fantastically detailed intelligence that the Asiatic Fleet possessed had allowed to preposition for an ambush no less than six submarines

37. A pack of eight American submarines ambushed a large Japanese combat flotilla as it barely started its way towards Legaspi, on the southern tip of Luzon

38. The triumphant pack of American submarines, now nearly out of torpedoes, then retired in good order towards the Philippines to rearm and then take watch positions

39. The fourth pack, counting six submarines and posted off the port of Naha, on Okinawa Island, to the Northeast of the Philippines, didn’t see action that day as they waited for the Japanese convoy due to leave harbor the next day

40. The titanic explosion and fireball that ensued was clearly seen by the waiting American submarines off Okinawa, which then passed that information by radio to the headquarters of the Asiatic Fleet in Manila

41. ‘’Admiral, I intend to give presidential unit citations to this squadron of B-17 bombers and to the submarines of the Asiatic Fleet

42. Their submarines and heavy bombers in particular must be considered as important factors in any new plan

43. Admiral Nagumo will however have to be very careful not to expose his carriers to the American submarines

44. How busy is our submarine fleet, both attack and Fleet Ballistic Missile (FBM) submarines? Do we need as many FBMs as we have? Do we need a surface fleet? Why not get a commitment with the old Soviet block countries and China, India, Pakistan, Great Britain, France and North Korea to mutually phase out Inter Continental Ballistic Missiles(ICBMs), FBMs and their multiple missile and warhead threats and other nuclear warhead stockpiles? What are the options for defense of the homeland? What missions do the Air Forces air wings cover? For defense only, what components of our Air Force do we keep active? What is the cost of operating these wings, these airbases? What does a defense only Armed forces look like? Can we operate from home with refueling tanker bases in Hawaii and Great Britain and otherwise bring home all military, excepting our embassies abroad?

45. With the Sun now up, American bombers could now take off and attack his fleet, while the American submarines were also a major worry

46. Worse, his battle squadron had been ambushed by three American submarines during its withdrawal, losing the heavy cruisers ATAGO and MAYA, which had absorbed a total of eleven torpedoes

47. The same could be said about the stocks of torpedoes for the submarines of the Asiatic Fleet, which are a curse upon our fleet

48. ‘’And what would be the chances of success for the invasion of these territories if the Americans are permitted to keep control of the Philippines, Colonel? Do you want to have to explain to His Majesty the Emperor why the Americans still can bomb Japanese home territory with their B-17s? The American submarines in Cavite and their heavy bombers in Clark Field are too much of a long range threat to our forces and to Japan itself

49. Another victory, in a sense, was the fact that the air bridge with Darwin was still operating, with 32 heavy transports having landed just before Sunset, loaded with over 120 tons of munitions and vital spare parts, including 36 precious torpedoes for his submarines, which had done such a stellar job today

50. ‘’Gentlemen, I want the torpedoes received tonight to be loaded as quickly as possible on our submarine tenders and in our submarines presently in Cavite

51. Our submarines presently at sea, except for the TARPON and SCULPIN, will continue to patrol Filipino waters and to harass the Japanese ships they find

52. I will send another message to Admiral Stark tonight, asking him to send more submarines from Pearl Harbor to support the TARPON and SCULPIN off the Japanese coast

53. ‘’It is true that Japanese ships are somewhat rare around the Philippines these days, while the intensity and frequency of the air raids have gone down quite a lot, thank God! I can move a few of my submarines to sweep down and cover the proposed route of the convoy, to chase away any Japanese ship that could spot the convoy

54. � Dozens of ships had been sunk in the last few months by German submarines in this area

55. � Six loud explosions and cannon fire soon added to the noise: LCMAC-1 was engaging the port�s defenses after firing its torpedoes at the submarines docked in the Great Basin

56. ����������� As her carrier was driving along a line of warehouses, a series of powerful explosions reverberated in the night, coming from the Long Basin, where the German submarines that were their main targets were

57. � Patricia understood that the explosive charges that the commandos were supposed to set on the submarines were now detonating one by one

58. � Patricia could now see rows of German submarines, at least twelve of them, lined alongside the docks of the Long Basin

59. � One of the still intact submarines visible to her left suddenly shook as a large underwater explosion raised a geyser along its side, then started to settle by the stern

60. ����������� �Fifteen German submarines sunk by British and Canadian troops

61. � Using an amphibious ship and light armored vehicles, the raiders blew up fifteen submarines that were in port at the time, on top of causing heavy casualties to the Germans, at the price of five killed and four wounded

62. ����������� An hour later, the radio operator advised Flight Lieutenant Hurst that an unescorted convoy had been attacked by submarines and was calling for help

63. ����������� �Attention all crew!� We are heading towards a convoy hunted down by German submarines

64. ����������� �Christ!� You should try submarines before complaining about my hovercraft

65. � The Guards were transported with their tanks and armored troop carriers by a fleet of over 200 hovercrafts, which also sank all the German warships docked in Wilhelmshaven, including the battleships HIPPER and LUTZOW, plus over a dozen submarines and seventeen other warships

66. From a small window, Max could see both submarines and the dockside

67. No wonder the submarines were beached and the water level lowered; had that not happened, everything would have been washed away

68. Several working tankers have been modified to house their submarines, even this 1800 ton vessel, so marine operations can be carried out, secretly

69. They are obsessed with nuclear missile capability and their existing fleet of obsolete submarines is incapable of being converted

70. The YUAN-Class diesel attack submarine that had carried them to the archipelago was not resting on its laurels right then, as it was part of a much bigger and complicated plan, along with eleven other YUAN and SONG-Class boats and 26 older MING and ROMEO-Class diesel attack submarines

71. While the older, much noisier MING and ROMEO-Class boats were on their way to form a patrol line east and north of the Diaoyus and would send warning of any Japanese ship approaching the archipelago, the twelve newer and more quiet submarines were going to take ambush positions at carefully chosen locations

72. That question became moot less than one hour later, when the HYUGA Battle Group, which had been rushing in at a speed of 25 knots, was attacked nearly simultaneously by both Chinese submarines and aircraft as it was arriving on the edge of the restricted zone around the Senkakus

73. With the Japanese rear-admiral that commanded the battle group still awaiting for newer, less restrictive rules of engagement, or ROEs, from Tokyo and with two of his escorting destroyers busy prosecuting a sonar contact from an old, noisy MING-Class diesel attack submarine, the HYUGA was ambushed by one of the modern YUAN-Class diesel attack submarines prepositioned around the restricted zone

74. Apart from losing two attack submarines, they lost two medium bombers and nine attack aircraft in the battle

75. They quickly disappeared in the dark, moonless night, while the ships that had transported them turned around to wait at a relatively safe distance from the Senkaku Islands, away from marauding Chinese submarines

76. That however left a large number of Chinese diesel attack submarines still lurking around in the waters surrounding the Senkakus

77. Those submarines kept the Japanese ships from approaching the islands, thus leaving helicopter resupply as the only mean of supplying the Japanese force on the islands and of evacuating the dozens of wounded soldiers

78. However, having one of your submarines sink in international waters a Japanese super tanker ship heading towards the United States and coming from Saudi Arabia via the Strait of Malacca was inexcusable

79. They anticipated that submarines would be sent out on patrol and the battleships with their protective vessels would be at sea deployed in readiness for war

80. Japanese submarines would have whittled the American fleet down to size and he would have to give battle to the Japanese in their own hunting ground and on their terms when he was at his weakest

81. It consisted of a light cruiser, ten destroyers, and eleven submarines

82. The Royal Navy attacked the battleship on a number of occasions with midget submarines plus carrier based aircraft and repeated attempts were also made by RAF Bomber Command to sink her

83. The British decided to use midget submarines known as X-craft towed by submarines in an attempt to cripple or even sink the Tirpitz

84. The submarines towing their X craft left their base in Scotland

85. because they could strike from any oceanic coast without warning, just as American submarines constituted a very real threat to Russia

86. ‘’So, the British would expect us to send reinforcements and supplies through a Mediterranean mostly controlled by German aircraft and submarines, all that so that they could keep their precious colonies in the Middle East

87. Such a blockade, to be effective, would however need a lot of ships, submarines and planes

88. On the minus side, a landing in Southern France would force our ships to transit the Strait of Gibraltar, a choke point that could be blocked by German aircraft and submarines

89. epidemic and to nuclear submarines slumbering on the floors of

90. We will respond rapidly from our aircraft carriers or submarines, and with a strong show of force

91. MESS WITH ISRAEL! They have five submarines to launch nukes now

92. includes fish, plants, divers and the crews of submarines! The third angel

93. “He even has submarines!” Visola sputtered excitedly