The first submarine used for military purposes was built in 1776 by David Bushnell (1742-1824) of the US. His "Turtle" was a one-man, wooden submarine powered by hand-turned propellers. It was used during the American Revolution against British warships. The Turtle would approach enemy ships partially submerged to attach explosives to the ships's hull. The Turtle worked well but the explosives did not.
Wood was used to make the first submarine
1776
Turtle
This is an old and a common term. The torpedo has been used since the first submarine's were used in war time.
H. L. Hunley was the name of the Confederate submarine that was used during the American Civil War. It was the first combat submarine to successfully sink an enemy ship.
the Turtle in the Civil War.
Bushnell built his submarine, the "Turtle", in early 1776 and first used it in September that year.
India's first submarine was INS CHAKRA nd first nuclear submarine is INS ARIHANT..
The "Turtle" in the Revolutionary War.
The US revolutionary war
Yes, this was the submarine's first trip.
The first successful submarine ride is generally credited to the American inventor David Bushnell, who launched his submarine, the Turtle, in 1776. However, this event did not occur in the Passaic River; it took place in New York Harbor. The Turtle was designed for underwater warfare but had limited success. The Passaic River is not historically associated with early submarine exploration.