SCRAG's answer is much more thorough, detailed...and accurate, than mine. Thanks Mr. Scrag

Real Boats
 

:arrgh!: I had the privelidge of serving in boats for 20 years
H.m.s/m Rorqual
H.m.s/m Grampus
H.m.s/m Otter(x2)
H.m.s/m Sealion
Been on 100's of SSN's and SSK's all round the world
Also H.m.s/m Alliance,Holland 1 and the U534 in Liverpool:rotfl: :sunny:

USS Requin (Pittsburgh, PA)
USS Cod (Cleveland, OH)
Scorpion Foxtrot (Long Beach, CA)

Subs I have been on.
 

HMS Alliance
U-995
U-505
U-2540
HMAS Farncombe
HMAS Sheean, a one day sea ride including a dive.
HMAS Onslow, Australian national Maritime Museum, worked on her as a guide.

Think that's all.

my dad took me on a day crusie with the uss- spinax ,he was 1st class eletrian then . back in the 60s point loma ca san-t

It's a type 205 submarine, old and rusty but still worth a look or two :yep:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_205_submarine

The wikipedia link shows currently even the picture of U-9.

This type was in use with the german Bundesmarine and the dansk Kongelige Dansk Marine.

If I remember right it had the primary task's of
*) forward defence against ampib assault in the baltic
*) denying warshaw pact navies access from the baltic to the northsea
*) recon and supply line interruption close to enemy shore

Yes, cod. They were running out of fish with the English word for them so turned to the same type fish but used the word for them from different languages.

I was on USS Batfish when I was in grade school. Don't really remember anything about it so I have to go back soon. I drive past it several times a year. Wish I'd known about that reenactment MJS was in.
Been on every version of the Disneyland/DisneyWorld subs.:|\\

First, I've been on the U-505 at the Museum of Science and Industry, in Chicago! Not quite old enough to have served on her, however ...

I was also on the USS Silversides (SS-236, Gato-class, commissioned 15 December, 1941), prior to the boat getting Mayor Daley's boot in 1987. You can see this boat in Muskegon, Michigan.

I've also ... along with several other persons ... been picked up by a 688. However, I can't tell you which boat, the year it happened, or the circumstances.

Subs I have been on.
 

Yep, I forgot, "Holland I" at Gosport.

An active duty diesel boat on a goodwill tour when I was very young. The U-505, most recently just before she was renovated. And the USS Torsk, I got to look around by myself since no one else was on the tour at the time. Man it was like being in "Run Silent Run Deep" very cool. US boats really had a different feel about them than the Uboats.

Only one
 

Myself and my fiance have been to the USS Batfish 2 times (because she loves me) on the second trip (about 3 weeks ago) we took my 10 y/o son, and we took lots of pictures. there is just something cool about being on a subamrine that is in a land locked state and sitting in the middle of a field ;)

anyone been on the USS Stingray(SSS-161)??
:rotfl:
lol

Queenfish, SSN-651. Tour in March 1983 while parked at NAS Alameda. The boat has been "recycled". Thier group has a great website. V/r, CL
:lurk:

uss lionfish and uss natilus