Selasa, 26 September 2017

Gazette- American History December 2011

Truths Finally Surface for Ill-Fated Civil War Sub The Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley knew victory and defeat in its single combat mission on February 17, 1864—becoming the first sub to destroy an enemy ship in battle and then sinking shortly thereafter under mysterious circumstances. Even now, 11 years after the vessel was lifted from the …

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