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This is between the years 1775 to 1783
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When the American Revolutionary War was being fought between
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North America and Great Britain
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Americans wanted to elect their own representatives
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And run your own government
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Do not run the British American government
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For a long time the Americans were angry with the British policy
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because the British policies were quite strict anyway
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which included the collection of taxes and the use of resources
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Holland, Spain and many European countries sided with America
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in this war
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But in the meantime, an invention occurred that
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changed naval warfare for the future
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He was an invention
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The world's first submarine
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As in those days, when a country had to be attacked,
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ships were dispatched
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And then this war was fought in the open sea or after the ships
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were anchored in the sea, the soldiers were placed in small boats
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and the army was sent to the land.
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david bushnell who was a doctor by profession
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But his interest was more about science and different
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kinds of inventions
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Like every loyal citizen, david bushnell had a heart to do
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something for his country, America
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During the American american revolutionary war, he decided to
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create something that would cause an enemy ship to
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crash into the water.
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Then he invented a submarine named Turtle Submarine
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From a distance, it looked like a turtle, hence the name turtle
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Before starting the description, let me tell you that this
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is happening between the years 1975 to 1976.
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The story of the invention of this submarine is very interesting
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david bushnell also had in his mind to build a watercraft that
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could run underwater and carry out all military
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operations from underwater.
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It was the first invention of its kind at that time and no blueprint
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of any kind existed in anyone's mind, before that time man had
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learned to sail boats and watercraft on water and the ships of the
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time were definitely the modern ones of that time. There were ships
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But nothing had been invented that could move underwater and
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simultaneously attack the enemy
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I am not saying here that no one would have thought of the same
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invention before, certainly they would have thought and tried, but
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the submarine I am talking about was the first
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documented submarine.
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Most interestingly, it involved a watchmaker, a brasssmith
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and a woodworker.
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For this purpose, he built a carpenter's wooden frame made of pine wood
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and shaped like an egg, 6 feet long and 3 feet wide.
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A large iron plate was molded on top of it by the blacksmith
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So that water cannot enter the submarine
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Ballistic tanks were also installed on either side of the submarine to increase
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weight by filling the hot tanks with water when the
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submarine went underwater.
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And when it needs to be brought back to the water, they can simply pump
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the water back out with a hand pump attached to the ballistic tank.
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so that the submarine can return to the surface of the water
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The submarine was also equipped with propellers to drive it underwater
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Which had to be operated manually
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And they also had to make arrangements to drive forward or backward by means of propellers
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The watchmaker also installed some instruments for navigation,
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including a compass to determine direction and a water gauge to gauge the
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depth of the submarine.
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A small glass window on the side called an Eyelet helps
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the pilot to see out.
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This submarine was built for military purpose
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so a papaya-shaped mine was installed in it
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It was attached to a rod like a screw driver so that it could be
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attached to any ship in time.
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The papaya-shaped mine was also fitted with a timer so that it
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could be returned by sticking a bomb on a part of the ship.
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The mechanism of the submarine was also very interesting,
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it had a door for entry that opened from the top and closed.
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The submarine was so narrow
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that the pilot could hardly get inside
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It could seat only one man, meaning only the pilot could run it
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And he had to do all the work himself
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Certainly this submarine was operated manually
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Inside the submarine was a manual crane that powered
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the propellers on the outside
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Due to which it was moving forward and backward
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When a change of direction was required, the rear propellers
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were manually held to allow the change of direction.
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And it is estimated that its speed was about
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four and a half kilometers per hour
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And the most interesting thing was that its speed depended on
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the health of the pilot
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Taking the submarine under water
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Bringing a submarine to the surface and escaping by attaching
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explosives to the hull of any ship.
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And also maintaining the balance of the submarine
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And above all to ensure oxygen supply for yourself
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These were all the little things the pilot had to do on his own
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Its construction was completed within a year and it was then
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tested at sea against a British warship
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But from the military point of view, this submarine did not
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achieve any significant success
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This was because there were many technical flaws in it
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As I mentioned earlier, if a pilot has to do all these tasks himself
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during the war, even if there are no technical problems,
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the problem comes somewhere.
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But the Turtle submarine gave the
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world a new topic for the future
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This atomic submarine you see
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Or an automatic unmanned submarine
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Or a modern submarine like ocean gate was based on the
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same submarine whose first practical was not so successful.
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But the foundation of this first submarine helped create
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the most reliable submarines of today
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All the systems that were installed in this submarine are
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still used in modern submarines with modifications
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This turtle submarine of David Bushnell changed the map of
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naval warfare today
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It changed not only warfare but also underwater campaigns
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