THE SUB BOOK OF ALL TIME - The book covers the first 100 years of the Submarine Force and also provides a glimpse of what’s to come in the future. It contains over 730 magnificent illustrations and twenty-three captivating articles.

SONALYSTS IN CONGRESS - In 1995, we approached Electronic Arts, the world’s largest game publisher.  The result was that they funded us as an advance against royalties to develop 688(I) Hunter Killer. 

SUBSIM REVIEW SELLS OUT! - So, what else is new?

SUBSIM TURNS 5 - We've been around and we have the bite marks to prove it!

Two Old Favorites Are Back - Fighting Steel and Fleet Command have great staying power. Find out why.

SUBSIM 2001: Year in Review - It was the best of times,... really!

The Fleet Type Submarine - The who-what-how-and where about WWII US subs.

KLAUS RELIEF RAFFLE - Win cool stuff, like an autographed copy of Silent Hunter by Eric Topp, WWII U-boat Ace.

Ships, Sensors, and Weapons - While still maintaining their ability to prevail in sustained “blue water” conflicts against world-class adversaries, America’s submarines are moving increasingly into the littorals of the world to face new challenges.

Russia's 'Shipwreck' MIssile Enigma Solved - Info on the newly revealed Rocket torpedo.

Sub Command Contest - EA sponsored a contest and five lucky winners sailed away with copies of the new nuke subsim marvel.

Jane's Fighting Ships 2001-2002 - To those who look for signals from the sky, the spectacular splashdown in the South Pacific of the Russian space station Mir in March 2001 might have signaled the end of an era. While Russia had its own space program, it could rightly continue to claim superpower status. Now it has been relegated to being just one of a number of partners in what has become an American-led activity, it leaves the United States in a league of its own.

100 YEARS OF RUSSIAN SUB DESIGN - The much-awaited century has begun. What does it hold in store for Russians? Perhaps, only prophets can answer this question and in a very general way at that. Submarine designers are concerned over specifics: what submarines should the Russian Navy have in the new century?

USS Greeneville Hearings Transcript - Details from the inquiry in Hawaii.

FIGHTING STEEL  PROJECT V4 - Fighting Steel, a game that already has won the hearts of many many battleship enthusiasts, has become even better with Fighting Steel Project (FSP) by Naval Warships Simulations.

World Navies in Review - A broad survey  arranged by broad category of ship and within that alphabetically by country. By A. D. Baker, III, Naval Institute Proceedings

THE MESS COOK - A SUBMARINE STORY - The sound of the blast then hit the boat and everyone cheered except the captain who, at that instant, saw through the billowing smoke falling away to the tanker's port side, the bow of a Japanese destroyer. By Dan Gillcrist.

PRACTICING FOR DOOMSDAY  - The cold war may be over, but dozens of U.S. and Russian subs still lurk under the ocean, poised to attack.  Time's Douglas Waller was granted the most access any journalist has ever had to chronicle a patrol of one of those Tridents, the U.S.S. Nebraska.

A Small History of Swiss Submarines  - What could the Swiss army, though famous for its multi-purpose pocket knife (without cork-screw for privates! What a shame...), do with a submarine force? Four Swiss-designed and/or built submarines which are amongst the most famous ones in the world. By Pascal Mauron

PACIFIC THUNDER! SPECIAL REPORT FROM THE FRONT - There is a battle underway on the virtual battlefield, a re-enactment of the unrestricted submarine warfare that was waged against Japan from December 1941 to August 1945. By Frank Kulick.

GAMES OF OLDE - New writer Richard Gillespie takes us back to the stoneage of computer games. Get your time-travel boots on.

ADVANCED EVASION TACTICS -  The Do's and Don'ts to evading the enemies weapons, whether it's depth charges in WWII or wire guided fish in the Cold War era. By Andrew Czernicki.

HISTORY OF SUBSIM REVIEW -  What do you get when you cross a love for computers, submarines, and journalism? A submarine simulation website that strives to be the best and most informative on the web. By Jason Dorris.

MARK 48 TEST - An Australian Collins class submarine, HMAS Farncomb, fired a Mark-48 war-shot torpedo at the 28 year old former Destroyer Escort TORRENS.

THE FIN PROJECT - A Sculpture by John T. Young, Seattle, Washington, 1998. A Monument to World Peace and Recycling: "From Swords into Plowshares"

USNI Los Angeles Class Submarine Datafile - This stand-alone executable program includes a 3-D model of a Los Angeles class sub which the user can rotate to view the top, bottom, side, front, or rear from any position.

JANE'S  688(I) REVIVAL - Dust of that copy of 688(I) and put out to sea. Jane's 688(I) looks as good today as when it was released and thanks to the latest patch--plays better! Join SUBSIM Review in celebration of the best subsim ever.

HISTORY OF JANE'S  688(I) - From the beginning, 688(I) looked like something special. Now three years later we celebrate the best nuke subsim ever.

688(I) SWEEPSTAKES  - Who won what in the latest and greatest SUBSIM Review contest.

US NAVY SUBMARINE DOLPHINS  - On 13 June 1923, Captain E.J. King suggested to the Secretary of the Navy that a distinguishing device for qualified submariners be adopted.

KURSK DOWNED BY SECRET TORPEDO? -- Military experts said they believed the crew of the Kursk were testing an upgraded
version of a fast and silent torpedo called the Squall.

SUBSIM 2000 CONTEST WINNERS -- We just love to give stuff away! See who won what and when.

FASTER THAN A SPEEDING BULLET -- Called Shkval, meaning squall, it is said to be capable of speeds as high as 500 kilometres an hour.

DEEP & DEADLY: PM CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF THE SUBMARINE - Submarine designs took shape in wood, iron, steel and brass, and were powered by every conceivable prime mover, from oars and hand cranks, to boilers and batteries, and internal combustion engines. Yet no one could make the idea work. No one, that is, until Holland.

SUBMARINE HEROES - Of the seven submariners granted the Medal of Honor in World War II, three received the award posthumously. And among those, the one who sank the most Japanese tonnage before being lost in action was Sam Dealey.

ALTERNATIVE FUELED SUBMARINE - Nuclear Powered! Diesel-Electric! Stirling Engine Air Independent Propulsion (AIP)? What is this new method of propulsion, and how potent will it prove to be.

THE FUTURE OF SUBSIMS -- The sky is falling! Well, it does seem that way. This viewpoint offers some ideas about the future of subsims.

DEBATE CENTER ON MORE US SUBS -- The US government has woken up to the fact that American submarines are instrumental in world peace--they have an outstanding record.

U-571 MOVIE SECTION -- Fast paced and fun, the latest U-boat flick may not rival Das Boot but it is a wild ride. Clips, articles and links here.

TOP TEN GOOD THINGS ABOUT SUBSIMS -- There are a lot of good reasons to be a subsim skipper. We've compiled a top ten list that may include a few things you might not have thought of. 

THE CASE FOR MORE SUBMARINES -- This article discusses the unique value of the U.S. Submarine Force today and why it warrants more defense investment for the future. By CDR Mark L. Gorenflo, USN, and CDR Michel T. Poirier, USN

AN SSK ADVENTURE  -- The minister was invited by the Navy Chief of Staff to make a little trip on a sub with lunch on board. The minister, knowing my passion, invited me. How could I say no to a minister? By Jose Manuel Batista    

TOMAHAWK SUPERSUBS -- By converting four soon-to-retire ballistic-missile submarines into Tomahawk cannons, the Navy could produce a Stealth weapon system that on its own could "take down a country for a week. By Richard J. Newman

TACOS AT TWO HUNDRED FEET -- For Neal Stevens, it has been a life-long goal to go deep in a military sub. One summer afternoon he discovered a crisp, white envelope in the mail with the marking "COMMANDING OFFICER USS HOUSTON" in the return address. Original article by Neal Stevens

AKULA! THE SOVIET SHARK -- With the Akula, the former Soviet Union has caught the US in the undersea arms race. Original article by Neal Stevens

SUBSIM REVIEW FEATURED IN THE NEW LONDON DAY -- Connecticut newspaper zeroes in on SSR's Fix My 688(I) Campaign. By Robert Hamilton.

CONTEST WINNERS & SURVEY RESULTS -- The 1998 Summer Giveaway winners and the results of a poll of over 480 subsim warriors. Which sim is #1? Find out here.

THE HISTORY OF SUBSIMS -- We examine the pioneer programs of subsim history. These early efforts gave rise to a growing niche of computer games. By Brian H. Danielson and Neal Stevens

AMERICA'S FUTURE SUB -- The New Attack Submarine is the Navy's affordable alternative to the Seawolf. Can it do the job? By Neal Stevens

SUBSIM ORIGINAL -- Built from cardboard and imagination, this subsim could be one of the first ever. By Neal Stevens

DEEP DIVE: SEAWOLF -- Seawolf SSN-21, the first of three, is the stealthiest vessel in the Navy's fleet. By Jim Wilson.

SUBSIMS BEYOND 2000 -- Since the advent of the personal computer, inspired companies and individuals have endeavored to reproduce the experience of undersea warfare. By Neal Stevens.

AOD U-BOAT TACTICS -- Hunt and kill tactics used in playing Aces of the Deep. By Fionn Kelly.

THE AKULA THREAT -- Recent case of Russian submarines tracking the US Navy. By Jane's Defence Weekly.

THRESHER DOWN -- The USS Thresher may have been a victim of the same advancing technology that brought her into being. Reprinted from Mechanical Engineering.

CAVALLA DECOMMISSIONING -- CAVALLA SSN-684 was in the forefront of one of the country's most successful Cold War competitive strategies. Remarks by ADM Bruce DeMars, USN (Retired).