Topic: David Crane
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From the picture we've seen of it, Anjian also looks very stealthy -- i.e., it looks like it utilizes stealth technology
U.S. nuclear supercarriers have glass jaws Mar 24, 2009
Frankly it makes one wonder how the U.S. Navy plans to protect our carrier battle groups against modern quiet attack submarines armed with standard torpedoes, anti-ship missiles, and the new breed of supercavitating torpedoes like the Russian Shkval-2. Given the current lack of U.S. ASW/ASuW capability, we don't see how the U.S. Navy can
Defense Focus: ASW dangers -- Part 4 Jul 18, 2008
Frankly it makes one wonder how the U.S. Navy plans to protect our carrier battle groups against modern quiet attack submarines armed with standard torpedoes, anti-ship missiles, and the new breed of supercavitating torpedoes like the Russian Shkval-2. Given the current lack of U.S. ASW/ASuW capability, we don't see how the U.S. Navy can
Defense Focus: Subs vs carriers -- Part 3 Apr 10, 2008
From the picture we've seen of it, Anjian also looks very stealthy, i.e., it looks like it utilizes stealth technology. If China's already perfected this item, it would be another weapon that our Navy can't combat
Defense Focus: Carrier strategy -- Part 4 Mar 31, 2008
After the failed attempt to kill Conte on Jan. 19, these same sources have reported that the effort will soon be repeated
U.N. links Liberian Taylor to Guinea coup May 03, 2005
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