Bushnell's Submarine - New Georgia Encyclopedia ·

06 Jun 2024, 00:00

Connecticut native and, later, Georgia resident David Bushnell invented the submarine. He created the first prototype of a manned submarine, called the "Turtle," in the 1770s. His design was used in the Revolutionary War against the British.

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Bushnell's Submarine - New Georgia Encyclopedia

Connecticut native and, later, Georgia resident David Bushnell invented the submarine. He created the first prototype of a manned submarine, called the &quot;Turtle,&quot; in the 1770s. His design was used in the Revolutionary War against the British.

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Connecticut native and, later, Georgia resident David Bushnell invented the submarine. He created the first prototype of a manned submarine, called the "Turtle," in the 1770s. His design was used in the Revolutionary War against the British.