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The Impact of the General Board of the Navy on Interwar Submarine Design

The United States submarine force underwent significant improvement between the two world
wars.  In World War I, United States’ submarines sank no enemy ships.  A little over 20 years
later the United States’ submarine force crippled Japan’s war efforts.  One of the reasons was
that the Navy had developed the Gato class submarine, which was successful independently
operating in the vast Pacific Ocean in support of War Plan Orange.  The group in the interwar
Navy responsible for ship and submarine characteristics was a group of Admirals called the
General Board of the Navy.  This thesis examined the General Board of the Navy’s impact on
submarine design between World War One and World War Two.  Using transcripts of the
General Board’s meetings, improvements in submarine offensive armament, propulsion,
endurance and habitability were examined.

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