Ghostly Assassins of the Sea

The Beatles' "Yellow Submarine."

Submarines are part of the military arsenals of all the world's major military power. When people think of submarines, though, they usually focus on German U-boats of World War II. They accounted for numerous sinkings of Allied ships on almost every day of the war, and the sea is littered with the wreckage of their victims. So, we have a lot of coloring pages of U-boats here.

However, our coloring pages of submarines also include more modern (and one or two older) submarines than the U-boats. So, we have United States submarines and massive Russian missile-firing submarines. Submarines remain part of the so-called nuclear triad, which is composed of land-based missiles, bombers, and submarines.



If you want to color in one one of these coloring pages, simply right-click it and choose "Save." Then, find it on your computer - saving it to your desktop might be easiest - and resize the picture to fit your paper. You may want to choose "Landscape" mode when you send it to your printer. That's it! We hope you enjoy our free downloadable coloring pages of submarines.

This German U-boat was captured by the U.S. Navy and towed to a port in the United States.

A U-boat under attack.

Admiral Karl Doenitz, the leader of the German U-boat force and last leader of Germany during World War II.

A Russian Typhoon-class submarine. This is the largest submarine in the world.

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Mount Rushmore, South Dakota.

One of the great pleasures of travelling around the United States is seeing the national memorials, monuments and national parks. There are more than you might expect - 129 of them at the moment. Here, we include coloring of pages of U.S. national monuments that you probably have seen or at least heard of at some point. These include Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone National Park with Old Faithful, the Iwo Jima monument, the USS Arizona Memorial, the White House, the Jefferson Memorial, Fort Clinton in New York City, El Morro National Monument, Sequoia National Forest, Rainbow Bridge, the Grand Canyon, Devils Tower in Wyoming (the first National Monument), the Statue of Liberty, Vicksburg National Military Park, the Gila Cliff Dwellings in New Mexico, Fort Sumter in South Carolina, the Hovenweep National Monument in Colorado and Utah, Little Big Horn, and many more.

So, here we have some free coloring pages of U.S. national monuments and parks. To download, right-click over the image and choose "Save." Then, locate the picture and size it to fit your paper. You may wish to choose "Landscape mode." Then send it to your printer. We hope you enjoy coloring in these images of United States national monuments and parks!

Washington Memorial.

Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park, South Dakota.

Lincoln Memorial.

Iwo Jima Monument.

White House.

Jefferson Memorial.

Fort Clinton, New York City, New York.

El Morro National Monument, New Mexico.

Sequoia National Forest.

Grand Canyon, Arizona.

Rainbow Bridge, Utah.

Statue of Liberty.

USS Arizona Memorial (part of the World War II Valor in the Pacific Memorial).

Devils Tower, Wyoming.

Vicksburg National Military Park, Mississippi.

Gila Cliff Dwellings, New Mexico.

Little Big Horn.

Hovenweep, Colorado and Utah.

Fort Sumter, South Carolina.

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Witches, Witches, Witches!

Okay, so you can't have Halloween with witches. It's impossible. So, here we have some coloring pages of witches. These are all film witches, that is, witches from various productions over the years. You will probably recognize Angelina Jolie from "Maleficent," Sabrina from "Sabrina the Teenaged Witch," and the witch from "Sleeping Beauty." In addition, there is a witch from ABC television series "Once Upon A Time" and, of course, the most famous witch of all, Margaret Hamilton from "The Wizard of Oz."

If you see a coloring page that you wish to download, simply right-click and choose "Save." Then, find it where you downloaded the coloring page on your computer and size it to the paper you will be using. Then, simply send it to your printer. Simple! Anyway, we hope you like this little contribution to the holiday season.



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