When it comes to the United States Navy’s policy on developing cutting-edge combat and reconnaissance vessels, you can be sure that it will try and keep such processes as quiet and stealthy as possible. It also takes an enormous amount of time and money to ensure that the latest and greatest submarines are watertight. When it comes to dominating the ocean’s crushing depths, the U.S. Navy seems to be ahead of the game. So, what exactly is in the works for the US Navy’s most secret departments?
The Proximal Submarine Activity Of Russia
The U.S. Navy has, since the Cold War began, been dedicated to warding off the alarming presence of Russian submarines in the North Atlantic and U.S. East Coast. Any kind of Russian activity taking place nearer to the U.S.’s borders than is deemed comfortable should be handled with the highest attention and concern. While the Cold War may have ended many years ago, tensions between the two superpowers continue to smolder. A large part of this competition occurs out of sight, far beneath the waves.
The Proximal Submarine Activity Of Russia
The Quality Benchmark Of Russian Submarines
There is a widely held belief within the military world that Russia produces the most capable and lethal submarines. Take Akula and Alfa, for example. These legendary nuclear assault submarines are widely regarded to be the ultimate submarines to have entered the seas. While this might be a contentious claim, Russia’s subsequently released submarine class, called the Yasen, made the Akula and Alfa seem tame in comparison. Being better than the best means that the Yasen is a true force to be reckoned with.
The Quality Benchmark Of Russian Submarines
