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The Torpedoes and Mines of the Dutch Submarine Service

The First Submarine Rebuild
Rebuilding the first submarine ever

 Daring to go Dutch
USN officer attends the NLSMCC.

 Aussie duo conquer Perisher challenges
RAN officers attend the NLSMCC

Australian Navy Perisher graduates show prowess in European waters
RAN officers attend the NLSMCC.

 SMCC impressions of a USN student
Comments from a USN officer who attended the Dutch Perisher course.

 Diesels Or Nukes: Officer who did both reflects on differences
Comments from a USN officer who attended the Dutch Perisher course.

US officer gains unique insight into diesel submarine command
USN officer passing the NLSMCC.

 Eighteen Hours of Perisher
Two Australian Commanders taking the Dutch Perisher Course.

Clyde Submarine Celebration
Many foreign subs visited Faslane for the centennial celebrations of the RN submarine fleet. 

Submarine Command Course
The Dutch/International Submarine Command Course.

Navy allows a rare glimpse of sub
Rare visit to the ROCN submarine (Dutch origin) Sea Tiger.

K IX plaque launch
K-IX remembered at Seal Rocks.

Zwaardvis (2) CO poisoning (From the pictures section)
Problems during a spy-mission.

Historic submarine K IX found
Several newspaper articles about the discovery of K IX.

The Walrus Class Submarines.
From Naval Forces Special Issue. 1996

Submarine Rescue Exercise Sorbet Royal 96.
By APIC

Dutch Officers Find Their Fathers' Lost Submarines.
From: The Submarine Review Jan-1999. By CDR Alden USN (Ret).

Locating the Hr.Ms. Submarine O 16, which was lost in 1941.
By A.P. Bussemaker, son of O 16's CO Ltz. I  A.J. Bussemaker.

Accident of the Commander Submarine Service.
Text and photos by Peter Den Tek.

The story of Submarine O 20
As told by Sub Lt Anne Willem Huidekoper

 The Walrus and the Sub / I've never heard that before
Unique story of a Dutch submarine towing an aircraft.

Submarine against Submarine
North Sea, 1940, by Eric R. Schwarz

 K plaque launch
K-IX remembered at Seal Rocks.

The towing of K IX by Hr.Ms. Abraham Crijnssen
Written by Josephus van den Haak.

Dutch Submarine Attacks in/post WWII

Dutch Submarine Special & Mine laying operations in WWII

Most successful Dutch Submarine commanders in World War II 

Did the Polish submarine Wilk ram the Dutch submarine O 13 ?
Compiled by: Miltiades Varvounis , Saiva Ziogaite and Bob Baird.

Battle by Moonlight: The Dutch O 21 versus the German U 95.
By Ton Biesemaat, son of submariner Jan Biesemaat.

Historic submarine K IX found
Several newspaper articles about the discovery of K IX.

The K IX Club, the vicissitudes of a Dutch submarine in the Australian Navy.
By James Ritchie Grant. From Sea Breezes Vol. 70 1996.

Dutch Officers Find Their Fathers' Lost Submarines.
From: The Submarine Review Jan-1999. By CDR Alden USN (Ret).

The story of Cor de Wolf, sole survivor of O 16.
By A.P. Bussemaker, son of O 16's CO Ltz. I  A.J. Bussemaker.

Locating the Hr.Ms. Submarine O 16, which was lost in 1941.
By A.P. Bussemaker, son of O 16's CO Ltz. I  A.J. Bussemaker.

Fatal war patrol of Her Majesty Dutch mine-laying submarine O 19 in 1945
By Siem Spruijt, crewmember of the Dutch Submarine O 19.

Third war patrol of Royal Netherlands Submarine O 19 from Fremantle.
By Siem Spruijt, crewmember of the Dutch Submarine O 19.

Royal Netherlands Navy Submarines in World War II.
From Navies of the second world war: Royal Netherlands Navy. 1967

Vice Admiral J.M. Mansfield (Head RN Submarine Branch) about
the Dutch Submarine Force in World War II.
By Vice Admiral J.M. Mansfield, Head of R.N. Submarine Branch (1946).

Vice Admiral C.A. Lockwood (ComSubPac) about the
Dutch Submarine Force in World War II.
By Vice Admiral C.A. Lockwood, ComSubPac (1945-1946).

Cornelis Drebbel, inventor of the submarine.
Main article by Brett McLaughlin.

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