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The most powerful armament of the Indian army
New Delhi owns many powerful naval weapons systems that can block maritime routes in the Indian Ocean.
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Russian monster submarine - Unbelievably scary weapon
American media called the Akula class submarine is
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The way the submarine sends a signal for help in distress
Immediately after detecting the incident, the crew will send emergency calls and drop buoys signaling the ship's position in distress.
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USS-Virginia - American steel fist in the ocean
Special construction materials, with unique aerodynamic design combined with water jet engines, help Virginia submarines operate much more smoothly than competitors.
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Homemade submarines sunk in the sea, the designer was accused of assassinating passengers on board
The creator of the world's largest homemade submarine is being held in Copenhagen by suspicion of murdering passengers on his submarine.
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Russian non-nuclear submarines own attacks over 3,000km
According to deputy commander of Russian Navy Admiral Victor Bursuc, the country will equip non-nuclear submarines attacked by missiles farther than 3,000km.
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5 symbolic weapons of Soviet defense
The Soviet Union possesses a series of powerful weapons systems, leaving many imprints in world military history.
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The powerful submarine carrying American Tomahawk missiles comes close to North Korea
USS Michigan submarine carrying 154 Tomahawk cruise missiles, can attack targets from 1,600-2,500 km away.
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Where is the all-time nuclear submarine buried?
When nuclear submarines are no longer in use, experts will dismantle them in a complicated and time-consuming process.
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Great progress: Vietnam built 'torpedo'
Vietnam is making great progress in the research of manufacturing underwater weapons, especially anti-submarine torpedoes.
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How does cruise missiles work?
Perhaps many times you have heard about Tomahawk cruise missiles appearing on news and television sites. This is the strategic weapon of the United States and the first…
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How can submarine sailors survive for months in the sea?
Live in a metal tube hundreds of meters deep in the ocean, away from all the hustle and bustle of life on earth, nothing but water and a strange silence.
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Surprised images of ancient people imagining about 2000
The people of the 19th century let their imagination as well as their dreams fly away with pictures of future advances as below.
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Sound waves reveal the submarine suspected to be sunk by a sea monster
Engineers using sound wave technology found the location of the German submarine during World War I is believed to be attacked and sunk by sea monsters.
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7 most tragic events in human history
The Holocaust, the Rwanda genocide is two of the most tragic events in human history.