The first nuclear-powered submarine makes a 4-hour cruise in New York harbor to usher in Armed Forces Week

The Nautilus, the first atom-powered submarine, made its initial trip to New York Harbor to mark Armed Forces Week. After traveling 37,000 miles over 16 months, it arrived from New London, Connecticut. A cameraman was among the first non-naval personnel allowed below decks, showcasing the excellent living conditions. The submarine has been powered by the same uranium since January 1955. The theme 'Power for Peace' highlights Nautilus as the first ship of the future atomic fleet.

What significant event does the Nautilus' journey into New York Harbor coincide with?

• The launch of a new naval fleet

• The celebration of Armed Forces Week

• The anniversary of the Nautilus' construction

• The opening of a new naval base

How long has the Nautilus been at sea before arriving in New York Harbor?

• 24 months

• 16 months

• 12 months

• 8 months

What is notable about the living conditions aboard the Nautilus?

• They are cramped and uncomfortable

• They are among the best for a submarine

• They are basic and minimal

• They are luxurious and spacious

What has powered the Nautilus since its launch?

• Diesel fuel

• Solar energy

• A few pounds of uranium

• Wind energy

What theme best characterizes the Nautilus during Armed Forces Week?

• Strength in Unity

• Innovation for the Future

• Power for Peace

• Defense and Security