Submarines in the Revolutionary and Civil Wars

The revolution and the Civil War submarine Trident submarine were equipped with 24 nuclear warheads, each with a land area of ​​4,600 miles. In the event of a nuclear war between the Soviet Union and the United States, almost all major cities can be destroyed within a few hours. The origins of these major players in the modern war are in the revolution and the civil war. The Dutchman Cornelus Van Drebbel built the first submarine in 1652 to counter Spanish strong ship Rotterdam.

Submarines are always part of American history and can trace back to our own revolutionary war. Subsequently, the submarine series appeared during the American Civil War, and the submarine continued to play a leading role in the troops of many countries, but only one submarine could be said to be the first submarine .... Henry It is not the first submarine, but it defines the future of the naval battle as a fast, fatal and secret weapon. Henry's attacks succeeded, and the days to look at enemies and prepare for it passed. Instead, surprises entered the equation and were forced to reconsider the naval tactics. Now, thanks to the courageous efforts that sacrificed the lives of more than 20 people, all major conflicts have seen the existence of submarines.

There are armor and submarines in new technologies of naval battle. The Civil War was the first great war involving steel ships. These are ship protected by steel or steel armor plate. It is almost impossible for them to sink using conventional weapons and to change the way ships are used in battle forever. At the same time, the civil war led the submarine into a naval battle. The first submarine that infiltrated the enemy ship was a submarine H. L. Hunley, a submarine submarine that sank the Union's USS Housatonic on February 17, 1864.