Replacing the Subs

[Colin Parkinson]

Norway has agreed to buy two more subs. I have to wonder how Germany can fulfill all these orders and ours?

 

[Nvlgzr]

Norway has agreed to buy two more subs. I have to wonder how Germany can fulfill all these orders and ours?

They are building another factory

 

[Nvlgzr]

From Defense News:
The government proposes to parliament to increase the cost framework for Norway’s submarine program by 46 billion kroner to cover the expense of adding two boats, it said in a statement on Friday. Norway will help finance a second production line in Germany to ensure the new submarines can be built quickly enough.

 

[Czech_pivo]

Regardless if we chose them or not, its a good thing our submariners are out there gaining as much experience as possible.

Navy hosts Canadian submariner aboard 3,000-ton submarine amid export bid - The Korea Times

The Navy invited a Canadian submariner aboard its 3,000-ton submarine during recent maritime drills, officials said Thursday, as Korea seeks to win...

www.koreatimes.co.kr

Navy hosts Canadian submariner aboard 3,000-ton submarine amid export bid​

The Navy invited a Canadian submariner aboard its 3,000-ton submarine during recent maritime drills, officials said Thursday, as Korea seeks to win a major deal to supply submarines to Canada.

The Canadian submariner joined Korean troops on the ROKS Ahn Mu for a six-day exercise that concluded Wednesday as part of the Silent Shark drills, a combined anti-submarine warfare exercise jointly held by Korea and the United States near Guam, according to the Navy.

It marked the first time a foreign submariner boarded Korea's homegrown 3,000-ton submarine, while submariners from overseas have trained alongside Korean service members on smaller 1,200-ton and 1,800-ton submarines during multinational drills.

 

[Halifax Tar]

Regardless if we chose them or not, its a good thing our submariners are out there gaining as much experience as possible.

Navy hosts Canadian submariner aboard 3,000-ton submarine amid export bid - The Korea Times

The Navy invited a Canadian submariner aboard its 3,000-ton submarine during recent maritime drills, officials said Thursday, as Korea seeks to win...

www.koreatimes.co.kr

Navy hosts Canadian submariner aboard 3,000-ton submarine amid export bid​

The Navy invited a Canadian submariner aboard its 3,000-ton submarine during recent maritime drills, officials said Thursday, as Korea seeks to win a major deal to supply submarines to Canada.

The Canadian submariner joined Korean troops on the ROKS Ahn Mu for a six-day exercise that concluded Wednesday as part of the Silent Shark drills, a combined anti-submarine warfare exercise jointly held by Korea and the United States near Guam, according to the Navy.

It marked the first time a foreign submariner boarded Korea's homegrown 3,000-ton submarine, while submariners from overseas have trained alongside Korean service members on smaller 1,200-ton and 1,800-ton submarines during multinational drills.

I bet you his forehead has some dents. He's tall for a Submariner.

 

[Czech_pivo]

I bet you his forehead has some dents. He's tall for a Submariner.

Maybe that was part of the reason why he was selected?

 

[Sub Standard]

Maybe that was part of the reason why he was selected?

That is the CSF Chief