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Anonymous01/15/26, 17:22No.64759157
How are Norden submarines so stealthy?
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Anon01/15/26, 17:26No.64759169
By being extremely slow when using their AIP, it's good enough for coastal defence but would be useless for long range power projection which is why they can't get any sales with countries that deploy globaly.
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Anon01/15/26, 17:54No.64759225
*flies towards you*
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Anon01/15/26, 19:28No.64759465
It helps when your opponents are gimping themselves due to it being an exercise.
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Anon01/19/26, 08:18No.64773612
The subsailors just shut up when it's combat time. Duh.
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Anon01/19/26, 19:18No.64775721
206A could still be useful in the shallow north sea even in this day and age. 212 should actually be patrolling north atlantic more frequently
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Anon01/19/26, 19:50No.64775847
the whole point of the exercise was to let a sub that close, you really think they aren't blasting sonar from 6 different escort ships all the time?
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Anon01/21/26, 09:07No.64782893
Precision machined Stirling which makes near-zero noise during operation, special steel hull etc.
Nuclear submarines are much more noisy, but even non-AIP diesel electric subs are very dangerous on their home turfs.
Northern European nations only need subs to patrol the Baltic and North sea for Russians, so those subs are purpose built for that.
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Anon01/21/26, 15:25No.64783549
The stealthiest submarines, are the Kilo class
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Anon01/23/26, 10:50No.64790489
The norf race always prevail
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Anon01/27/26, 16:57No.64809655
they're competent at coastal protection because they feared the soviet northern fleet in the cold war. AIP is very good at littoral combat, but good luck doing anything with it other than defense.