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![]() A question: Could a sub that was about to surface use active sonar, pinging, to locate vessels? Well, I mean they certainly could do this, but would that be pretty effective even where just listening for engine/boat sounds and looking through the scope would not? I realize that in an actual war-time you might not want to announce your subs location until you have actually surfaced. But in peace you are just about to surface and show the world where you are, so it's no big secret. And I realize that in drills you want to get as close to the real thing as possible...but I'm sure they don't really shoot live war-heads either. So why not a few pings to hear where the boats are?? |
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