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AnimeFan188 · 2015-01-23, 23:47

The hunt for Red October gets easier. How submarine warfare is changing.:

"Improving technology could make it easier to find submarines. That's a threat to the
US fleet – but it's also an opportunity for the Pentagon, a new report says."

See:

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Militar...re-is-changing

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Transparent Sea: The Unstealthy Future Of Submarines:

"Submarines have been America’s invisible advantage since World War II. But the
oceans are getting more transparent.

New detection technologies from low-frequency sonar to flashing LEDs — plus the
big data computing power to enhance the faint signals they pick up — are making
submarines much easier to detect. The same water-penetrating wavelengths,
however, will also make it much easier for submarines to communicate with each
other."

See:

http://breakingdefense.com/2015/01/t...of-submarines/

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People like to talk about technology making the Oceans transparent, but in the
waters off Sweden and Scotland, submarines remain difficult to find.

Is this likely to change in the forseeable future?

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AnimeFan188 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008	The hunt for Red October gets easier. How submarine warfare is changing.: "Improving technology could make it easier to find submarines. That's a threat to the US fleet – but it's also an opportunity for the Pentagon, a new report says." See: http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Militar...re-is-changing =============================================== Transparent Sea: The Unstealthy Future Of Submarines: "Submarines have been America’s invisible advantage since World War II. But the oceans are getting more transparent. New detection technologies from low-frequency sonar to flashing LEDs — plus the big data computing power to enhance the faint signals they pick up — are making submarines much easier to detect. The same water-penetrating wavelengths, however, will also make it much easier for submarines to communicate with each other." See: http://breakingdefense.com/2015/01/t...of-submarines/ =============================================== People like to talk about technology making the Oceans transparent, but in the waters off Sweden and Scotland, submarines remain difficult to find. Is this likely to change in the forseeable future?