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The most successful submarine of WWII, USS Tang (SS 306), was struck and sunk #OTD in 1944 by a circular run of her last torpedo.

Despite serving only a year, Tang set the record for most ships (33) and greatest tonnage (116,454) sunk among all @USNavy subs during the war.

Saturation diver and self-taught artist Robert Boles began drawing to correct public misconceptions about divers' work. This pen and ink illustration captures a commercial diver using a torch to cut a grout line from an oil platform leg. #ArchivesArt

🎨: Robert Boles, 1977

Today is Nobel Prize Day, the day Nobel Laureates receive their prizes at the #NobelPrize ceremony in Stockholm, Sweden.

Within @USNavy community, @NavalAcademy and @USNRL have produced two winners; @USNavyResearch has sponsored more than 60 awardees!

The most successful #submarine of #WWII, USS Tang (SS 306), was struck and sunk #OTD in 1944 by a circular run of her last torpedo.

Despite serving only a year, Tang set the record for most ships (33) and greatest tonnage (116,454) sunk among all @USNavy subs during the war.

Happy 66th birthday to the original nuclear #submarine, USS Nautilus (SSN 571), commissioned #OTD 9/30/1954! Today a #museum ship at our sister museum, the U.S. Navy Submarine Force Museum.

BMCM John B. Davis qualified as Master Diver in 1972, the second African American @USNavy diver to earn the elite designation.
#Celebrating #AricanAmericanHistoryMonth

🖼️: BMCM John Davis by Christine M. Cancelli, Navy Art Collection

Submariners aboard USS Dorado (SS 248) enjoy a game of cards in this painting by Georges Schreiber, "All Hands Below," painted in 1943. #NationalCardPlayingDay