#submarine-warfare

#submarine-warfare

The School of Submarine Defense at Fort Totten was established to equip officers and men for rapid coast defense improvements in the U.S. Navy's absence, highlighting evolving military strategies.

Undersea warfare was considered a novel and important avenue of military strategy, demonstrated by the Turtle, despite its operational challenges and initial failure.

Restoring the Ohio was a top Navy priority. Rear Adm. Thomas Wall, commander, Submarine Group Nine, emphasized that the submarine's operational readiness plays a direct role in our undersea warfighter's continued ability to achieve peace through strength.