German submarine developments - recent achievements and future trends

Article Abstract:

Germany is actively pursuing research, procurement or deployment of: advanced fuel-cells, communications/connectivity systems, and soft-kill torpedo countermeasures.

International politics, National Security, Naval Operating Forces, Analysis, Military policy, Sea-power, Sea power, Submarine warfare

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Modern submarine sensors and effectors: In the concept of mission-oriented modules

Article Abstract:

The extent to which changes are taking place in the equipment field of sensors and effectors for submarine as a result of new tasks and missions at the national and international level is discussed. The new mission profile of the German Navy is taken as a case in point.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Submarines, Submarine boats, Germany. Navy

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Class 214 - a new class of air-independent submarines

Article Abstract:

Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft AG is the general contractor for the new Class 214 submarines. The Class 214 belongs to a new class German submarines which features air-independent extended underwater endurance, non-nuclear power, flexible weapons, sensor mix and modular design. The submarine is expected to perform anti-surface and anti-submarine operations; surveillance, observation and reconnaisance tasks; covert mine-laying and intelligence operationss; and training and combat operations in a common task force.

Product introduction, Howaldswerke-Deutsche Werft AG

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