Israel’s Largest Submarine Arrives After 12 Years of Development
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by Nina Deutsch After twelve years of design, construction and testing, the largest submarine ever entered the Israeli Navy reached Haifa from Germany in 23 days. The AIP propulsion allows him to stay immersed longer, while the great sail and hidden technologies feed the questions about his true abilities. A story that also passes from a scandal and memory of the INS Dakar, sunk in 1968. The article The Drakon arrived: the invisible giant that I…
Israel's Largest Submarine Reaches Haifa as Navy Warns Curbs May Delay Next Subs
Takeaways Up Front 1. Israel’s sixth and largest submarine, INS Drakon, reached Haifa on September 24 after a three-week voyage from Germany. 2. The 74-meter boat uses air-independent propulsion for longer submerged endurance and needs about two months of fitting-out before service. 3. The navy said allied access curbs delayed the boat and could slow […]
After 14 years of planning, work, and system building in Germany, a Navy ship, the sixth submarine of the State of Israel – "Dragon" it is called, is arriving here today. Dozens of meters long, dozens of fighters here, and the big story here is the fighters. Fighters from all over the country who came together and came here, with the main goal of these people here: both special operations, also to gather intelligence, and also to be here in this…
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