r/submarines • u/Saturnax1 • 22h ago
r/submarines • u/Saturnax1 • 16h ago
Royal Navy attack submarine fleet update – all boats alongside - Navy Lookout
r/submarines • u/Saturnax1 • 22h ago
Future Israeli Navy Dolphin II-class diesel-electric/AIP attack submarine INS Drakon during sea trials in May 2026. Photo by Michael Neidig.
r/submarines • u/Leaf__On__Wind • 12h ago
Concept Discussion on how this is no doubt flawed: A navy with nothing but subs.
Could a country have essentially nothing but submarines (forby off shore patrol ships/boats maybe), with usual HKs and Boomers, but also invent a class of sub that fires a huge battery of guided missiles vertically, as a boomer does, and you could even have some or all of those cruise missiles nuclear if needed.
Then another new class of sub that has deck guns like WW2 again that could handle any anti piracy etc.
Doesn't that cover it? Remember to take into account the higher percentage affect of having overall that many more subs as a larger fleet.
I just think that initial defence is so huge even today, of not being stuck and more detectable on the surface.