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Here’s how anti-submarine planes actually work
Spotter planes can no longer directly see enemy submarines. Today, their mission is overwhelmingly acoustic—listening to signals from submarines and narrowing down their likely position before taking ...
The United States could soon get advanced technology in unmanned airborne detection and tracking of enemy submarines as two American firms have joined hands. General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, and ...
Norway just struck a major $13.5 billion deal with the UK to acquire new Type 26 frigates. The frigates specialize in anti-submarine warfare, a key operation in the North Atlantic. A NATO official ...
Sgt. Cole Hoppert perched in the back of a V-22 Osprey earlier this month, zipping through the air somewhere off the East Coast as he dumped little parachutes from cream-colored tubes out of the ...
The aircraft played a critical role of conducting surveillance along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) during the 2017 ...
Indian Naval Ship (INS) Arnala at sea. Credit: X/Defence PRO Visakhapantnam Providing a much-needed shot in the arm for the Indian Navy’s capability to combat submarines in shallow waters, the first ...
NATO and Norwegian naval forces have begun Exercise Arctic Dolphin 26 off western Norway, bringing together Allied surface ships, submarines and maritime aircraft for two weeks of intensive ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated 'Seva Teerth', a new building complex housing the PMO, National Security Council Secretariat, and Cabinet Secretariat, alongside Kartavya Bhavan 1 and 2.
It is clear that the United States still holds an edge over China in the undersea domain. But the margins are shrinking. China’s rapidly expanding and modernizing submarine force challenges the United ...
Submarines are hard to find. They exploit ocean depth, acoustic complexity, and thermal layers to maintain low observability and high survivability. Diesel-electric submarines are especially quiet at ...
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