Photos: US Navy’s Shy USS Seawolf Attack Sub Spotted Again in Scotland’s River Clyde

The US Navy’s ultra-secretive USS Seawolf submarine has been spotted for the second time in as many months, mulling around the North Atlantic.

The US Navy’s USS Seawolf attack submarine was spotted off the coast of Scotland on Monday, its second public appearance in the region. The Seawolf is typically very shy, with the photos the Navy released of it near Tromsø, Norway, last month being the first it had released in five years.

​Just downriver from Glasgow, the inlet from the River Clyde houses Her Majesty’s Naval Base (HMNB) Clyde in the town of Falsane. Clyde is one of the Royal Navy’s three operating bases and home to the United Kingdom’s Trident nuclear deterrent, so seeing submarines there is not an unusual occurrence.

However, why the Seawolf has appeared in Scotland now is anybody’s guess.

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