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...l "stealth" weapons of war; their greatest strength is the challenge, to [[anti-submarine warfare]] forces, to find the submarine and localize it sufficiently to aim weapons ...gnificant warship kills. They were assisted by the Japanese not treating [[anti-submarine warfare]] as a high priority.

...helicopters to Iraq. The order was for military helicopters fitted out for anti-submarine warfare, but Rome had needed permission from Washington because the choppers were s ...a Bell, agreed to sell Iraq eight AB 212 military helicopters equipped for anti-submarine warfare, worth a $164 million. They were intended equip the Lupo class frigates Ira

...has the most space for a group staff. Tactical [[anti-air warfare]] and [[anti-submarine warfare]] officers may be aboard escorts, but typically carriers, large amphibious ..., and a supply ship. The submarine(s) scout ahead, as the most efficient [[anti-submarine warfare]] platforms. Next come the destroyers, as multipurpose screens. The cruise

...ndent assignments, the destroyer now needed to add anti-air warfare to its anti-submarine warfare and anti-surface warfare roles. ===Anti-submarine warfare (ASW)===

* John Abbatiello. ''Anti-Submarine Warfare in World War I: British Naval Aviation and the Defeat of the U-Boats'' (200

...fairly close to the target. Magnetic Anomaly Detection (MAD) is used, in [[anti-submarine warfare]], for final localization before attack. The existence of the [[submarine]]

For [[anti-submarine warfare]], the Navy began an aviation program, sending rickety biplanes out on over

...tler agreed to Doenitz's request for more submarine construction, Allied [[anti-submarine warfare]] had its greatest success in May, and the U-boat fleet would never again r