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anti-submarine warfare
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anti-submarine warfare

All methods used to deter, attack, and destroy enemy submarines: missiles, torpedoes, depth charges, bombs, and direct-fire weapons from ships, other submarines, or aircraft.

Frigates are the ships most commonly used to engage submarines in general. Submarines carrying nuclear missiles are tracked and attacked with ‘hunter-killer’, or attack, submarines, usually nuclear-powered.



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