- A
submarine (or sub) is a
watercraft capable of
independent operation underwater. (It
differs from a submersible,
which has more
limited underwater capability...
-
Submarines of the
Soviet Navy were
developed by
numbered "projects",
which were
sometimes but not
always given names.
During the Cold War, NATO nations...
- An
attack submarine or hunter-killer
submarine is a
submarine specifically designed for the
purpose of
attacking and
sinking other submarines, surface...
- Anti-
submarine warfare (ASW, or in the
older form A/S) is a
branch of
underwater warfare that uses
surface warships, aircraft,
submarines, or
other platforms...
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nuclear submarine is a
submarine powered by a
nuclear reactor, but not
necessarily nuclear-armed. In the US classification, nuclear-powered
submarines are...
- The
history of the
submarine goes back to antiquity.
Humanity has emplo**** a
variety of
methods to
travel underwater for exploration, recreation, research...
-
missile submarine is a
submarine capable of
deploying submarine-launched
ballistic missiles (SLBMs) with
nuclear warheads.
These submarines became a...
- A
submarine communications cable is a
cable laid on the
seabed between land-based
stations to
carry telecommunication signals across stretches of ocean...
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Nautilus is the name of
several submarines, submersibles, and semisubs. They are
named for the nautilus. Nautilus (1800
submarine), a
French First Republic...
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nuclear submarine K-141 Kursk sank in an
accident on 12
August 2000 in the
Barents Sea, with the loss of all 118
personnel on board. The
submarine, which...
