The Scary Techniques Japan and US Use to Detect Enemy Submarines

[@zeke2566]

Kawasaki built anti sub! GO JAPAN!

[@garymiller5937]

Very interesting technology. I'm certain it's saved many lives. 😊😊😊

[@georgevcelar]

I still think the US Navy made a terrible mistake by retiring the S-3 Viking; it was a beast in detecting hostile subs!

[@stevetadlock5223]

I was a S-3 final checker and loved it, but I enjoyed being an IFT in P-3c's better!

[@Bruvva_Wu]

​@@stevetadlock5223the Canadian CP-140 Aurora is an Orion with the Viking's electronics. In operation since 1980 and expected to be retired in 2030, being replaced with 16 P-8 Poseidon.

[@PanioloBee]

Years ago I used to work for the National Ocean Survey(NOS). We were constantly dropping XBTs (Expendable Bathythermographs) to measure the different thermal layers underwater. All this data was being transmitted to the Navy and other centers. I was told the Navy used the data to identify thermal layers where submarines can hide under. These layers inhibit sound from penetrating or help hide any sound the submarine may generate.

[@Chris_at_Home]

When I was in the Navy 50 years ago we had a buoy we could drop from a patrol aircraft to look for thermal layers.

[@charlesdempewolf6861]

SSQ-36@@Chris_at_Home

[@bobbyread6883]

​@@Chris_at_Home P3 orions perhaps?

[@Chris_at_Home]

@@bobbyread6883 Yes it was.I didn’t operate the equipment except to fix it. They had an old analog chart recorder with a ballpoint pen.

[@LegendaryInfortainment]

I'm sure there are still hundreds of XBTs dropped each day by ASW vessels of most navies worldwide. One generally cannot do an active sonar range forecast of the day/evening without. Passives rely more on aggressive FFT system processing than anything else IIRC.

[@EagleFighterJet]

Very interesting technology

[@conniekehres]

Nice introduction to the technologies.

[@Clonefiles]

The best videos ❤

[@cuba3433]

Nais video. I Like. Thank you.

[@stevecoleman2250]

What happens to the sonar buoys after the battery dies. Are they retrieved and recycled or just left to pollute the ocean.

[@mysygisun3335]

海底奥に沈みます

[@whimbrel]

They sink to the bottom

[@njjeff201]

What happens to the 15 mile torpedo control wires after launched from the sub?

[@whimbrel]

They are cut from the sub and sink. It's very fine single strand wire.

[@njjeff201]

@@whimbrel ty

[@sky5360]

America is already friendly with Japan...?

[@tylerdurden4006]

"Scary tactics" 🤔👍

[@StephenEhrlichPhotos]

My father (of blessed memory) hold one of the many patents with the design specifications of Sonar Buoys. Patent number 4766575. Cylindrical Sonar Array used in Sonar Buoys.

[@ioanbota9397]

They are powerful

[@EdMcF1]

What is a 'sonarbooie'? AI don't know.

[@rickolson-51]

When I was deployed to Vietnam in 1972 our ship detected subs with AWAC and knew who and where they were. I'm surprised they haven't progressed using satellites.

[@Highendaudio1]

Who makes this stuff up

[@whimbrel]

You have some submarine escape facts very wrong. You DO NOT escape from missile tubes. Both USA and brits have never done this.

[@김심초]

동영상을 시청하고 감사를 드립니다 감사 감사합니다

[@ednagettobed5793]

The P1 looks like someone took a P3 Orion into the jet age.

[@達端藍]

The P-1 is a orthdox successor to the P3C. Since it is a new development, it could have adopted a twin-engine aircraft like the P-8 or a sidestick like the Airbus, but it was designed to have the same maneuverability and the same number of missions to ensure a smooth transition for the P3C pilot/crews. The four-engine engine was strongly requested by the pilot/crews. The reason is that in peacetime, the P-1 flies at low altitude and low speed, not to detect submarines, but to monitor suspicious vessels in the waters around Japan.

[@kellywalker8407]

WW II German U-boat commander....... fuuuuuuck there's a plane. DIVE DIVE DIVE!!!

[@chrisaustin6255]

The 1st sub was created and used in the civil war

[@noahkleugh9323]

The P-3 can also feather 2 of its engines to save fuel beside the aerial refueling capability,

[@ATBatmanMALS31]

hell, they can "run" on 1.. just not very well

[@jameswest411]

P3 does not have the able to receive fuel while airborne, no aerial refueling system was installed.

[@noahkleugh9323]

Thanks, I was mistaken. I need to go back and read up before I open my mouth.@@jameswest411

[@こんまたれおし]

フレーフレー自衛隊

[@jonjonson6528]

The orator speaks too slowly

[@zerobow9413]

CAN YOU TALK ANY SLOWER ........................

[@Sandhoeflyerhome]

It’s not a boo-wee it’s a boy … buoy

[@roberttalarsky4238]

ASW

[@kevinwpatterson]

My only wish is that he could speak a little slower. (sarcasm)

[@mysygisun3335]

ソノブイ(その部位)😊は、最終探査をするために使われる穂で有って、初期探索に使われる物ではありませんよ。 ロシア原潜探索は、Pー7に成って全く変わってる筈ですよ。

[@cultureclique2173]

Imagine you could use all this technology and effort for the good of humanity instead of destroying it! What a weird world we live in! Far from civilized. Bunch of barbarians. Animals have more value!

[@Orbital_Inclination]

It does get used for good too. Sonar is used to ensure the safety of civilian vessels, for example. Much of this tech also gets used in search and rescue operations.

[@terryakuna66]

None of these are scary techniques to detect enemy submarines. The scary techniques are the one's none of us know about.

[@ATBatmanMALS31]

There is nothing too secret or exotic about it... the Chinese and Russians don't have the best equipment, and our sailors are tracking them in the Atlantic while still in training. I spent a lot of time in US Navy ASW, most of the mystery is related to IFF and that sort of thing. I feel like maybe the motivations behind your comment might be darker and more nefarious though... you want to feel like you know something other people don't.

[@qake2021]

🤣🤣🤣 🇺🇲 is afraid of 🇨🇳‼️ why? 🥸🥸🥸

[@Highendaudio1]

​@@ATBatmanMALS31of course mate 😂

[@ATBatmanMALS31]

@@Highendaudio1 " I feel the need to respond, but I don't actually have anything to say." There, fixed it for you.

[@Highendaudio1]

@@ATBatmanMALS31 save your breath I have been submariner for enough years that let me tell you. MPA Aircraft are not a source of initial detection

[@petercrossley1069]

Buoys are pronounced “boys” not “booees”..

[@brettany_renee_blatchley]

Buoy pronunciation: depends on where you learned English. I've heard "boys" and "booees," and favor the later.

[@nahornig]

Yawn...

[@AhmedElkabbourie]

Tout Afrique pipi magana tout

[@danpetrescu4915]

if japan was a peaceful nation and whit out foreign military base on their soil , no body threat then .if no body threat , they not need to rearm . the conclusion ?

[@sapphirepilot]

It would be nice to believe this. If we want Peace, be prepared for War. It I called, ' A Deterent.'

[@mengelmoesNL]

Russia, China and North Korea, all neighbours of Japan and totally normal and peaceful nations.

[@Orbital_Inclination]

​@@mengelmoesNLEven Japan's relations with S Korea are frosty at the best of times

[@TheDaveRout]

Scary, why? Unfollowed

[@ms-lazuli7435]

Scary for the submariner who gets hit by a torpedo from the sky. I suppose.

[@AugustKling]

Masks are stupid, perhaps gaga. 11:56

[@cdnhey]

Missels against submarines lol your half fast go back to school

[@MyBelch]

*you're ... go back to school.

[@cdnhey]

@@MyBelch druhhhh English professor and weapons specialist explanation on anti sub missiles

[@cdnhey]

@@MyBelch pee brain show you're lol list of anti submarine missiles genius

[@cdnhey]

Still waiting smart thing

[@MyBelch]

What's a missel, Einstein?@@cdnhey

[@BellConnor]

I still think the US Navy made a terrible mistake by retiring the S-3 Viking; it was a beast in detecting hostile subs!