A shot fired from a submarine is commonly referred to as a "torpedo launch." Torpedoes are self-propelled weapons designed to travel underwater and strike targets, typically ships or submarines. Submarines can also launch missiles, but these are categorized separately from torpedoes.
The submarine is manned by the crew, and crew members are called submariners.
The 'helmsman' steers a submarine.
In the context of submarines, a "shot" typically refers to a specific distance measurement used in naval terminology, particularly in relation to the depth of the water or the range of a torpedo. A "shot" can also denote a single launch or firing of a torpedo from a submarine. Additionally, it may refer to a brief period of time during which the submarine is submerged or at periscope depth.
A torpedo is like an underwater missile about the size of a man. They are shot by submarine or placed and will exploded when touched. The Nazi used 2 to sink a ship called the Lusitania.
Fulton designed a submarine called Nautilus.
Submarine mountains that were once active volcanoes are called seamounts.
The USN's submarine force in WWII was called the SILENT SERVICE.
The H. L. Hunley was the name of the Confederate submarine that was the first combat submarine to sink an enemy ship.
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A submarine earthquake causes a tsunami.
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Periscope.