Original sentence: 13 feet 11 inches (4.2 m).14 knots surfaced, 11 knots submerged.16 feet 7 inches (5 m).17 June 1924.175 ft (53 m).18,588 US gallons (70 cubic m).19 October 1918.200 ft (60 m).200px  Nautilus in Bergen.29 May 1930.29 September 1917.3 March 1916.48px|USN Jack.491 tons surfaced, 566 tons submerged.6 March 1916.Busch Sulzer Brothers 1000 hp dieselsDiehl 800 hp electric motorssingle shaft (746 hp diesel597 kW electric).General characteristics.In 1959, USS Skate (SSN-578) was the second submarine to reach the North Pole.Laid down:.On 30 November 1931 she was towed three miles down a Norwegian fjord outside Bergen and scuttled in 1138 feet (347 m) of water.Others included drills supposedly capable of cutting through 13 feet (four m) of ice to reach fresh air.See USS Nautilus and ships named Nautilus for other ships of this name.She was rescued and towed to England by USS Wyoming (BB-32) where she was repaired.The lease required that she either be returned to the Navy for disposal, or scuttled in at least 1200 feet (370 m) of water.one three-inch/50-caliber (76 mm/50) gun; four 18-inch (457 mm) torpedo tubes, eight torpedoes.scuttled 20 November 1931.two officers and 27 men
Edited sentence: In 1959,  was the second submarine to reach the North Pole.On 30 November 1931 she was towed three miles down a Norwegian fjord outside Bergen and scuttled in  of water.Others included drills supposedly capable of cutting through  of ice to reach fresh air.She was rescued and towed to England by  where she was repaired.The lease required that she either be returned to the Navy for disposal, or scuttled in at least  of water