Diving Deep: The Ingenious Evolution of Submarines

Welcome to Diving Deep: The Ingenious Evolution of Submarines on 'Then and Now,' hosted by Tim Bee. In this gripping episode, we unravel the chilling tale of submarines, starting from the harrowing days of World War I with the German U-boat attack on the Lusitania. Travel back through time to discover the origins of underwater navigation, from Cornelius Drebbel's 1620 submersible rowboat to David Bushnell's revolutionary combat sub, the Turtle, in 1775. Explore how these early innovations laid the groundwork for today's sophisticated, silent sentinels, and join us as we delve into the remarkable story of ambition, ingenuity, and the relentless human drive to conquer the deep.
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