Submarines, Attack
USS Batfish, Muskogee, Oklahoma
USS Becuna, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
USS Blueback, Portland, Oregon
USS Bowfin, Honolulu, Hawaii
Soviet B-413, Kaliningrad, Russia
USS Cavalla, Galveston, Texas
USS Clamagore, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
USS Cobia, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
USS Cod, Cleveland, Ohio
USS Croaker, Buffalo, New York
USS Drum, Mobile, Alabama
USS Growler, New York, New York
Soviet Juliett 484, Providence, Rhode Island
USS Ling, Hackensack, New Jersey
USS Marlin, Omaha, Nebraska
USS Nautilus, Groton, Connecticut
HMAS Onslow, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
HMAS Ovens, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
USS Pampanito, San Francisco, California
USS Requin, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
USS Silversides, Muskegon, Michigan
HNLMS Tonijn, Den Helder, The Netherlands
USS Torsk, Baltimore, Maryland
TCG Uluçalireis, Istanbul, Turkey
German U-505, Chicago, Illinois
German U-995, Laboe, Germany

Research and Mini-Attack Submarines
USS Albacore, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
RV Aluminaut, Richmond, Virginia
RV Ben Franklin, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
RV Deep Quest, Keyport, Washington
Japanese HA-8, Groton, Connecticut
Japanese HA-19, Fredericksburg, Texas
Holland Boat #1, Paterson, New Jersey
CSS H. L. Hunley, North Charleston, South Carolina
Japanese Kaiten, Honolulu, Hawaii
Japanese Kaiten, Hackensack, New Jersey
Intelligent Whale, Sea Girt, New Jersey
German Seehund, Quincy, Massachusetts
German Seehund, Hackensack, New Jersey
Italian Siluro a Lenta Corsa, Groton, Connecticut
RV Trieste, Washington, District of Columbia
RV Trieste II, Keyport, Washington
USS X-1, Groton, Connecticut

All members are qualified submariners.

UNITED STATES SUBMARINE VETS, INC: This organization represents United States Submarine Sailors. Included are submariners from the very early boats (S, R or earlier), WWII boats; postwar Guppy boats, and FBM and Fast Attack submariners. USSVI has 90+ local chapters from Pearl Harbor to Portsmouth, NH and two Internet bases, with members from every state in the Union.

If you want to learn submarine history from the people who wrote it, tell or hear sea stories from Pre-WWII, WWII, Korea, VN, Cold War or right now, USSVI is the place to do it. If you want to find shipmates, plan or attend a boat reunion, eat, drink, or just share a common bond that never goes away, USSVI is the place. If you are active duty and wonder how things used to be, or how a problem used to be solved, a USSVI meeting is where you can ask.

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LIONFISH GETS HER GUN: After two tours in the Second World War, numerous Cold War exercises, and a stint in Providence as a training sub for the Navy Reserves, the USS Lionfish found her home at Battleship Cove. However.... Ctd.