Why hunting submarines could get a lot harder as the seas heat up
Submarines need to operate stealthily and quietly. In some areas, warming waters and changing salinity levels could make that ...
National Security Journal on MSN1d
No Place to Hide: The End of U.S. Navy Stealth Submarines?
Advances in non-acoustic submarine detection could undermine traditional stealth advantages. Technologies exploiting magnetic ...
How Do Submarines Find Other Ships Underwater?
Submarines are meant to be stealthy, silent weapons of destruction, but how do they navigate and engage targets? In more ways ...
Hunting submarines could get a lot harder as sea temperatures rise
Submarines need to operate stealthily and quietly. In some areas, warming waters and changing salinity levels could make that ...
The Economist8d
Climate change may make it harder to spot submarines
T HE PENTAGON “does not do climate-change crap”, said Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump’s defence secretary, on March 9th. “We do ...
AOL8d
Why hunting submarines could get a lot harder as the seas heat up
Off the Bay of Biscay in the North Atlantic, for example, the Gillis found that the range of detection of a submarine decreased from 60 km to 35 km. Between the first and second Island Chains in ...
Portugal Intercepts Suspicious Submarine, Finds 6.5 Tonnes Of Cocaine In It
Officers have confiscated nearly 6.5 tonnes of cocaine from a semi-submersible submarine intercepted off the Azores while ...
The National Interest on MSN10d
Royal Navy Submarine Returns Home After Record-Breaking Deployment
After 204 days, a Royal Navy nuclear-powered submarine broke the record for how long a crew was out on the open ocean.
The National Interest on MSN15d
Russia’s Typhoon-class Submarine Is Now a Museum
The submarine’s massive size and quiet operation—owing to advanced sound-dampening technologies—made it a formidable ghost in ...