Russian Nuclear Sub Sailed off U.S. Coast Undetected for Weeks

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

@vK_man

Gambit is American of Vietnamese origin, and from USAF.

If i were you , i'd pay a bit more attention to his post.

 

[vK_man]

Am probably old enough to be your father.


This is a publicly available forum and that mean your posts are opened for anyone to see and respond. Get it? You do not like it? Stay off the Internet.

so like grandpa help your grandchildren .You might never know when the banks might foreclose you or your kids..

 

[gambit]

Plus the article becomes weirdly specific on mentioning the budget. Its also just as likely the sub was detected and the military didn't say anything, its not like the sub was going to launch nukes or anything, so it wasn't a big threat.

I know a few submariners who are high school friends and they are a closed lips lot when it comes to surface combatants. The thing with submariners it that no one on a sub is clueless on what are the sub's capabilities and what the sub is doing at that time. It is a community that is quite 'cliquish' precisely because of the fact that a sub can go places where no one expects them to go and to be. According to my friends, the only thing that limits a sub is weapons launch, else everything they do in peace time is 99.999% applicable to war.

 

[vK_man]

@vK_man

Gambit is American of Vietnamese origin, and from USAF.

If i were you , i'd pay a bit more attention to his post.

Spare me from your hoopla.I happen to know a physicist from Russian academy of sciences formerly involved in developing geomapping and detection systems for soviet surveillance sats and making remote sensing systems and he who now works as an geophysicist for Tatneft to map hydrocarbon deposits.

 

[Arzamas 16]

The US Navy, specifically the submariners, have no problems with being reputed as incompetents and inferior to anyone else's submarine force. Sling away, guys...

You can spin it any way you wan't gambit, but the fact is that US Navy failed miserably, in the event of war that Akula could of hit the US mainland with cruise missiles with out the US knowing what hit them.

And just wait until our equivalent of sea wolf class goes into service.

Yasen class submarine

Yasen class submarine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[vK_man]

You can spin it any way you wan't gambit, but the fact is that US Navy failed miserably, in the event of war that Akula could of hit the US mainland with cruise missiles with out the US knowing what hit them.

And just wait until our equivalent of sea wolf class goes into service.

Yasen class submarine

Yasen class submarine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I had asked you a question? Whats your opinion? do you have research on it?

 

[gambit]

You can spin it any way you wan't gambit, but the fact is that US Navy failed miserably, in the event of war that Akula could of hit the US mainland with cruise missiles with out the US knowing what hit them.

And just wait until our equivalent of sea wolf class goes into service.

The Akula is of 1980s vintage and we have successfully tracked yours all that time. Putting 1990s' technology can only help so far. Take a look at your own overall military condition before you start to boast.

 

[Zabaniyah]

Even Wikipedia is better than the source provided

 

[Jango]

Am probably old enough to be your father.

..HAHA.

BTW, is there a difference in detection under water, and above water (airplanes). What are the major differences?

I know Sonar uses sound and Radar radio, but the affects that water has on RADAR and SONAR.

 

[gambit]

BTW, is there a difference in detection under water, and above water (airplanes). What are the major differences?

I know Sonar uses sound and Radar radio, but the affects that water has on RADAR and SONAR.

Radar is practically worthless in water, unless you want to use the meters length HF/VHF/UHF bands, and even then its utility is limited in range.

Sonar is affected by salinity and temperature gradients.

Try this = > NAVAL SONAR - Chapter 2

 

[Jango]

I'll keep on reading that for the next day!!!

 

[Thorough Pro]

What if the Indian Navy's Akula-II in patrolling South china sea right now?

in addition to subs it requires a set of balls too.

 

[Gessler]

in addition to subs it requires a set of balls too.

The same set of balls that destroyed Karachi port?

Operation Trident | Wikipedia.org

 

[RayKalm]

There have been plently of catch-up sources to follow up on this story. Google.

 

[Audio]

Spare me from your hoopla.I happen to know a physicist from Russian academy of sciences formerly involved in developing geomapping and detection systems for soviet surveillance sats and making remote sensing systems and he who now works as an geophysicist for Tatneft to map hydrocarbon deposits.

lol, another Indian with "connections". You should hook up with Hello_10, you guys can call the whole Russian Strategic Command on us non believers.

There have been plently of catch-up sources to follow up on this story. Google.

lol.....

freebeacon.com
moralliberal.com
moralunderground.com
sallyandsamblogspot.com
theblaze.com
pakistantvdekho.com

First results from Google. I can see how the reputation of these sources would make a simpleton think the claim was correct.