07-06-2024, 11:12 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLTrxnTYC1A
If someone is interested in Cold War submarine operations, they might enjoy this clip of HMS Odin gathering photographic intelligence on a Soviet frigate. The navigation and plotting onboard that Oberon-class submarine were still paper and pencil-based.
The Soviet frigate's hull and propeller design are subjects of interest. However, recording the vessel's sound acoustic signature would have been recorded. I don't know if that omission is missing from the video or if it was kept classified.
Moreover, the Oberons were a successful conventional (disease-electric) powered submarine that saw service with the Royal Australian and Canadian navies.
If someone is interested in Cold War submarine operations, they might enjoy this clip of HMS Odin gathering photographic intelligence on a Soviet frigate. The navigation and plotting onboard that Oberon-class submarine were still paper and pencil-based.
The Soviet frigate's hull and propeller design are subjects of interest. However, recording the vessel's sound acoustic signature would have been recorded. I don't know if that omission is missing from the video or if it was kept classified.
Moreover, the Oberons were a successful conventional (disease-electric) powered submarine that saw service with the Royal Australian and Canadian navies.
