Sub tails!

[reddevil]

Mystery solved: S 31 was a BALAO FLEET / SNORKEL. The others were GUPPY II, with prop guards removed. So, you were right. Anyway, I'll try to find the pictures. About hese three, first one is an OHIO.

[greenman407]

Mystic DSRV, Tang class with special Mod(thanks OUTRIDER), Growler in New York city.

[greenman407]

Only two this time. Last one to pickem is a rotten egg.

[greenman407]

Skipjack in drydock and Growler or one of her sisters.

[greenman407]

Three more to confuse and challenge your brain cells.

[Outrider]

All Dutch Walrus class boats. The "dry" photo is in the shipyard in den Helder.

See: http://www.dutchsubmarines.com/

[greenman407]

Yep! I meant to sneak a Collins class in there, but I messed up.

[greenman407]

Three more Sub Tails

[greenman407]

Come on Dudes! A Seal delivery vehicle, Virginia class, and a Daniel Boone

[greenman407]

Three more for your investigations. Youve got the whole Memorial day weekend to get it. One clue, there all French.

[reddevil]

First one is "LE REDOUTABLE" (SSBN) in display at Cherbourg; second one is a "BARRACUDA", the new SSN following RUBIS class, and the third is S637 "ESPADON" (Narval class) in display at Saint nazaire.

[NavyICman]

Not just any Virginia, USS New Mexico to be exact

[reddevil]

By the way, not about tails but sails, frenchs seem to be fond of sail mounted fore planes. They use to desing their subs this way, with thin sails and highly positioned fore planes.

[greenman407]

reddevil, the first one is indeed the Redoughtable. The second one however, I have listed as Le Troimphant a sister to the Terrible as the Barracuda is a future class now under construction due to be launched in 2016. The third one is the S-636 Argonaute, on display in Paris. Thanks for playing and keep it up.

[reddevil]

Uhmmm. ARGONAUTE is a sister of the ESPADON and their tails are the same (so, only 0,5 points) Nothing to say about LE TRIOMPHANT. I misidentified it between the picture and a drawing talking about the new class. I've been trying to spot the subs through GOOGLE EARTH. Anyway, thank you for the great ammount of pictures and fun with this quiz.