Canada submarine procurement - 12 new hunting submarines

Photo: Concept image of the South Korean KSS-III Batch II submarine. Caption: The IDAS guided missile deployed via torpedo tube will allow the U-212CD class to engage both air targets (especially submarine-hunting helicopters) and sea and land targets. Source: Diehl Defence

Canada Submarine Procurement - 12 new hunting submarines

Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP): Canada wants to acquire 12 new patrol submarines: Canada wants to replace the Victoria class submarines with a modern, more powerful type in the 2030s. The order will

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Photo: Concept image of the South Korean KSS-III Batch II submarine. Caption: The IDAS guided missile deployed via torpedo tube will allow the U-212CD class to engage both air targets (especially submarine-hunting helicopters) and sea and land targets. Source: Diehl Defence

Canada Submarine Procurement - 12 new hunting submarines

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