Submarine
What Elbit’s new deal with TKMS means for submarine manufacturing independence - analysis
Former defense officials told The Jerusalem Post that there was little in the Elbit press release that indicated that the primary construction of submarines would move from Germany to Israel.
Australia invests $2.76 billion on shipyard to deliver for nuclear-powered submarines
From submarines to Oct. 7, Israel pays the price of governing in the dark - opinion
Netanyahu, Mossad chief put Israel's security at risk in Submarine Affair, probe finds
US revives Cold War submarine spy program to counter China
The revival of the multibillion-dollar effort, known as the Integrated Undersea Surveillance System (IUSS), comes as China has ramped up military exercises around Taiwan.
North Korea unveils first tactical, nuclear-armed submarine
Submarine No. 841 - named Hero Kim Kun Ok after a North Korean historical figure - will be one of the main "underwater offensive means of the naval force" of North Korea, leader Kim Jong Un said.
Iran boasts new submarines, demands US leave Syria - analysis
Tehran’s comments appear to be a warning to the US that Iran could encourage proxy groups to continue to target Americans in Syria.
Russia to equip new nuclear submarines with Zircon hypersonic missiles
Yasen-class submarines are nuclear-powered cruise missile submarines, built to replace Soviet-era nuclear attack submarines.
North Korea fires two missiles after US submarine arrives in South
The reports come amid heightened tensions on the Korean peninsula as South Korea and the United States take steps to boost military readiness against North Korea's weapons program.
Second US submarine arrives in South Korea amid North Korea tensions
The USS Annapolis entered a naval base in South Korea' southern island of Jeju, to load military supplies while on an unspecified operational mission, the South Korean navy said.
Rare submarine visit reminds North Korea of US nuclear missiles out of sight, in range
“US SSBNs anywhere from the US West coast westward can strike targets in North Korea,” Van Diepen said. “Therefore, some US SSBNs are within range of North Korea at all times.”
Titanic failure: Titan sub had a success rate of 14%
No regulatory bodies had approved of the Titan, as recorded by the waiver which also stated that the sub was "constructed of materials that have not been widely used for manned submersibles."
North Korea denounces US move to bring ballistic missile submarine to peninsula
"There is no guarantee that a shocking incident where a US air force strategic reconnaissance plane is shot down over the East Sea will not happen," the spokesperson said.
Titan sub suffered an eerily similar fate to Titanic itself
The sections of the Titanic that did not implode were able to do so because the air had been released from within, equalizing the pressure inside and out of the ship.
