ON THE COVER:
To go along with our article “Attack of the Midgets,” we present this photograph of a diver exploring the remains of Japanese midget sub M24 that was located in November 2006 off the northern beaches of Sydney, Australia. The midget was being used for an attack on Sydney Harbor. The sub fired its two torpedoes at USS Chicago but they missed the ship but one hit and sank the ferry HMAS Kuttabul, killing 21 men. Photography by Matt Carter

FEATURES:
SAVING ARIES
Preserving the last surviving Pegasus-class hydrofoil / by Adam Stanton

COLUMBIA’S GHOSTLY WARRIOR
How did this Vietnam War combat veteran LST wind up on a remote stretch of an Oregon river? / by Ray Bledsoe

ATTACK OF THE MIDGETS!
An examination of the Japanese midget submarines used during the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor / by Samuel J. Cox

VISIONS OF HELL
As part of our 250th anniversary of the US Navy, combat artists record various aspects of WWII / by Rod Elmsdorf

DEPARTMENTS
MUSEUM NEWS
Storm uncovers an historic ship

INTEL FILE
Latest updates in the maritime world

LOST AT SEA
More ships whose sailing days are over / by Susan Duprey

YOUR NAVY
Latest images from the Navy’s top photo journalists / by Howard Carter

CAPTAIN’S LOCKER
Naval literature for the discerning reader