• TORSK Crew list and Veteran's link
• Here is the TORSK homepage link where you can take a tour below decks

• NAUTILUS ex-crewmembers belong to the Nautilus Alumni Association. If you would like to see the Association's home page click here.
• NAUTILUS is retired now and can be seen at the Nautilus Museum outside the Submarine base in New London, Connecticut. To view the Museum home Page click here
• In the 1930s Herbert Wilkins re-named a WWI O-boat "Nautilus"to take on his arctic exploration trip
• The televison show NOVA has a virtual tour of NAUTILUS

• The British Royal Navy Submarine Museum has its own web page. click here
• If you want to see a really serious nuclear submarine, take a peek at a Russian Typhoon Class Boat
• Dutch Submarines click here
• Israeli Submarines click here
• Italian Submarines 1945 to the present click here
• JapaneseSubmarines in WWII click here
• Russian Submarines click here
• Swedish Submarines click here

• For a list of all the US Submarines that were in use through 1945 click here
• Carlson's raiders operated off Nautilus
• For a listing of all the US Submarines lost between 1941 - 1945 click here
• Here is a list of US submarines on display throughout the country click here
• Ships and tonnage sunk by U.S. Submarines during World War II click here
• Submarine Medal of Honor winners
  • Lawson P. "Red"Ramage
  • Richard O'Kane
  • George Street
  • Howard Gilmore
  • John Cromwell
  • Eugene Fluckey
  • Sam Dealy

• The fleet type submarine manual
• Submarine war patrol reports
• Here is a visual look at submarine diving technology
• Here is a great tour of USS Pampanito a fleet boat moored at Pier 45 Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco, CA.
• Robert Fulton wrote a paper on submarine navigation and attack
• Take a look at a cross section of Robert Fulton's Nautilus
• For a cutaway view and specifications of the most popular Diesel Submarine Designs click here
• If you are interested in the older submarines, check out: "Through the looking glass." You'll also learn about an early version of the Dolphin Insignia design in the O-boat section.
• For a submarine history from 1580 to the year 2000, click here
• The Civil War, Confederate submarine Hunley has a home page.
• Want to see some great photos of the recovery of Hunley in August 2000? click here
• Want to see our new Virginia class Submarine? click here
• Every once in a while a US Submarine becomes involved in an accident of some type. If you are interested in learning about these past accidents click here
• Here is a list of all the US Submarines that have been lost due to accident or war
• We captured the German U-boat U-505 during WWII. Click here for the story

• If you really want to know what life is like on a submarine click here

• Veterans of the Submarine Service often belong to a National Veterans Organization. To learn about the largest organization of US Submarine Veterans, the "USSVI" click here
• The US Atlantic Submarine Fleet has a home page. To view it click here
• Did you ever wonder how Submarines work? Click here to find out.

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