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[XPOST][OC] This graphic is compiled from some of the graphics in the WORLD SUBMARINES book (https://www.amazon.com/dp/1541392302). I included all SSN classes currently in service, plus the French Suffren Class (Barracuda) and Brazilian Álvaro Alberto Classes which are not yet in service. India also operates a single AKULA SSN on lease from Russia.
Cool, some look interesting. Links attached.
World Submarines: Covert Shores Recognition Guide By H I Sutton (ISBN: 1541392302) - Link
Imperial Japanese Navy Submarines 1941-45 (New Vanguard) by Mark Stille (ISBN: 1846030900) - Link
Axis Midget Submarines: 1939-45 (New Vanguard) by Jamie Prenatt/Mark Stille (ISBN: 1472801229) - Link
Soviet Cold War Guided Missile Cruisers (New Vanguard) by Edward Hampshire (ISBN: 1472817400) - Link
Hostile Waters by Peter A. Huchthausen/Igor Kurdin/R. Alan White (ISBN: 0312169280) - Link
The Deadly Trade: The Complete History of Submarine Warfare From Archimedes to the Present by Iain Ballantyne (ISBN: 1409158519) - Link
Confederate Submarines and Torpedo Vessels 1861-65 (New Vanguard) by Angus Konstam (ISBN: 1841767204) - Link
Soviet Cruise Missile Submarines of the Cold War (New Vanguard) by Edward Hampshire (ISBN: 1472824997) - Link
U.S. Submarines Since 1945, Revised Edition: An Illustrated Design History by Norman Friedman (ISBN: 1591145996) - Link
US Submarines 1900-35 (New Vanguard) by Jim Christley (ISBN: 1849081859) - Link
>What's the best submarine movie of all time and why is it Down Periscope?
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>When it comes to the best submarine movie, you've got a lot to pick from there are a lot of really great movies and a variety of genres. Honestly the two that surprised me the most were Run Silent Run Deep and Destination Tokyo due to their age. I wasn't sure that something from that time period could be that captivating and compelling. They're really great and have a lot of what we're all looking for in sub movies, fish in the water, crazy amounts of tension, depth charging, and great acting! Honestly it's impossible for me to pick just one.
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>As for Down Periscope, who doesn't love that tattoo joke going through the entire movie?! That makes it amazing right there. Welcome Aboard
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>Outside of the usual suspects, what are some of the better submarine books?
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>One of my favorites is a non fiction submarine book written by fellow AMA host HI Sutton, "World Submarines Covert Shores Recognition Guide" you can find it on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/World-Submarines-Covert-Shores-Recognition/dp/1541392302/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1536099275&sr=8-1&keywords=world+submarines+covert+shores+recognition+guide Lets you ID subs from all nations and has great information on all of them. Highly recommend checking it out
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