Will even the most advanced subs have nowhere to hide?
(ieee.org)
The scramble to preserve submarine stealth in an age of AI and all-seeing sensors
The scramble to preserve submarine stealth in an age of AI and all-seeing sensors
Russia gave US the sonar signature of Yasen-class Kazan submarine
(bulgarianmilitary.com)
After the Russian Yasen-class submarine [Kazan] showed up in Cuba, and the euphoria of “how close we are to the USA”, Russian experts began to realize that joy was turning to sadness. The Russian site Top War calls this a major mistake, saying, “Americans are already laughing at us.”
After the Russian Yasen-class submarine [Kazan] showed up in Cuba, and the euphoria of “how close we are to the USA”, Russian experts began to realize that joy was turning to sadness. The Russian site Top War calls this a major mistake, saying, “Americans are already laughing at us.”
Norwegian fishermen hunting for halibut caught a US nuclear sub
(vice.com)
Some Norwegian fishermen off the coast of Tromsø were out and about on their vessel named Øygutt looking for halibut. Something significantly larger than fish, however, found its way into their trawl net. The fishermen caught the USS Virginia, a 115-meter-long nuclear-powered attack submarine outfitted with cruise missiles.
Some Norwegian fishermen off the coast of Tromsø were out and about on their vessel named Øygutt looking for halibut. Something significantly larger than fish, however, found its way into their trawl net. The fishermen caught the USS Virginia, a 115-meter-long nuclear-powered attack submarine outfitted with cruise missiles.
The Taming of the Screw (2000)
(americanhistory.si.edu)
I stopped talking after about three minutes. Dead silence and utter stillness greeted my proposal to a sizeable gathering of retired U.S. Navy admirals, former submarine captains, experts in naval intelligence, nuclear propulsion engineers, and current submariners of various ranks.
I stopped talking after about three minutes. Dead silence and utter stillness greeted my proposal to a sizeable gathering of retired U.S. Navy admirals, former submarine captains, experts in naval intelligence, nuclear propulsion engineers, and current submariners of various ranks.
U.S. Navy Launched Subreddit Puzzle Game to Attract Submariners
(forbes.com)
After years of struggling to meet recruiting goals, Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro announced last Tuesday that the U.S. Navy exceeded its fiscal year 2024 goals, which had been set at 40,600—an increase from the two previous years.
After years of struggling to meet recruiting goals, Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro announced last Tuesday that the U.S. Navy exceeded its fiscal year 2024 goals, which had been set at 40,600—an increase from the two previous years.
Seawolf-Class Submarine Slammed into Underwater Mountain Near China
(nationalinterest.org)
The USS Connecticut, one of three advanced Seawolf-class submarines in the U.S. Navy, suffered a major accident in 2021, reportedly crashing into an undersea mountain near China’s Hainan Island.
The USS Connecticut, one of three advanced Seawolf-class submarines in the U.S. Navy, suffered a major accident in 2021, reportedly crashing into an undersea mountain near China’s Hainan Island.
China's New Nuclear Submarine Sank During Mysterious Incident in Wuhan
(twz.com)
A strange incident caught in satellite imagery was indeed a major mishap involving a Chinese submarine, according to a new report.
A strange incident caught in satellite imagery was indeed a major mishap involving a Chinese submarine, according to a new report.
China's newest nuclear submarine sank in dock, US officials confirm
(theguardian.com)
China’s efforts to achieve maritime military parity with the US have suffered a serious blow after its newest state-of-the-art nuclear submarine sank in a dock, American officials have confirmed.
China’s efforts to achieve maritime military parity with the US have suffered a serious blow after its newest state-of-the-art nuclear submarine sank in a dock, American officials have confirmed.
U.S. fleet welcomes newest USS New Jersey, the first gender-neutral submarine
(northjersey.com)
A Saturday ceremony in Sandy Hook Bay welcomed the new USS New Jersey into the U.S. fleet.
A Saturday ceremony in Sandy Hook Bay welcomed the new USS New Jersey into the U.S. fleet.