June 16th 06, 03:16 AM
posted to rec.aviation.military.naval,sci.military.naval
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High-Altitude Torpedo Launch
Oh, you might detect a Typhoon, but not much else! Actually, as you
undoubtedly know, MAD slant range is far less than a mile so these
launches would have to be basically wishful thinking, or against a
visually sighted target such as a sinker or a shallow runner. I can't
think of any other situation that would allow an attack, unless the
attacking aircraft watched a submarine launch a weapon.
v/r
Gordon
Would systems like Blue-Green Laser Radars or Hyperspectral sensors
http://www.answers.com/topic/littora...-hyperspectral
be more useful than MAD in situations like this?
Dunno - the Navy slicked the rest of my brain when I got out.
blank stare
G
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