Original sentence: Argonaut Junior,.Argonaut: The Submarine Legacy of Simon Lake.Following company closure, Lake continued designing maritime salvage systems including a failed attempt to salvage gold from the Hussar, a British frigate that sank in 1780 in New York's East River with his submarine, the Explorer.He advised the US Navy on submarine technology and maritime salvage during World War II.He built his first submarine,.In 1912, he founded the Lake Torpedo Boat Company in Bridgeport, Connecticut, which built 24 submarines for the U.Navy during and after World War I.Neither Argonaut nor Lake's following submarine,.Simon Lake class; USS Simon Lake (AS-33) was in service between 1964 and 1999.USS G-1 (SS-19½),.built in 1901, were accepted by the Navy.in 1894 in response to an 1893 request from the Navy for a submarine torpedo boat.set a depth record of 256 feet (78m) in November 1912
Edited sentence: Following company closure, Lake continued designing maritime salvage systems including a failed attempt to salvage gold from , a British frigate that sank in 1780 in New York's East River with his submarine, the Explorer.He advised the United States Navy on submarine technology and maritime salvage during World War II.He built his first submarine, Argonaut Junior, in 1894 in response to an 1893 request from the Navy for a submarine torpedo boat.In 1912, he founded the Lake Torpedo Boat Company in Bridgeport, Connecticut, which built 24 submarines for the United States Navy during and after World War I.Navy, , set a depth record of 256 feet (78m) in November 1912.Neither Argonaut nor Lake's following submarine, Protector, built in 1901, were accepted by the Navy.Poluhowich, Argonaut: The Submarine Legacy of Simon Lake.Simon Lake class;  was in service between 1964 and 1999