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Jan 2025
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The Mystery of The Confederate Sub

Gabriella Rozefort and Brenna Hatter
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Submarines are the silent hunters of the deep. From the large nuclear-powered boats of today’s navies, to the German U-Boats of the First and Second World Wars, these machines hidden beneath the waves can change the course of history. In the United States, the first submersible was the Turtle with an egg-shaped hull designed by David Bushnell. This hand-powe ... Show More
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