Absolutely - the first U.S. Navy diesel-electric submarine, SS-1, was built starting in 1896, and commissioned in 1900.
No it is a are Indian variants of the Kilo class diesel-electric submarines in active service with the Indian Navy.
EN standands for Engineman. This is the rating for those that work on small engines and diesel engines. The 1 indicates a First Class Petty Officer, an E-6.
During WW2 the US Navy built 126 submarines.
The number varied, but at the height of President Reagan's 500-ship Navy program, the U.S. totaled around 90 submarines, including Fast-Attack, Ballistic Missile, and Diesel-Electric (4).
1. Ballistic submarines 2. Attack submarines
The Canadian Maritime Forces (MARCOM) currently operates 4 Victoria-class Diesel-Electric submarines. However, noting (like every other major power has already) the limitations and expense of maintaining diesel boats, it has undergone a new program of developing nuclear powered boats. It's estimated the first will be ready within the next 2 or 3 years.
No - not only are they cost-prohibitive for such a small nation, Israel's Navy and coastline isn't that big to begin with. Israel relies on several Diesel-Electric Dolphin-class submarines, which are built by Germany for the Israeli Navy.
At the beginning of 1917 the German navy had 111 submarines. This was a large increase from 1916 when they had only 68.
If you mean Jimmy Carter, he was an Officer in the US Navy serving in surface ships and on diesel-electric submarines during the Cold War.
No, India will get annihalated by the Chinese submarines. Unless you pay me big bucks to come a sink all of there submarines.
The marines do not use submarines. Only the Navy does.