No.
It "seduces" active and passive torpedo sensors by presenting a better target profile. It does not "kill" the incoming weapon, but tries to draw it away from own ship.
US submarines have a variety of torpedo countermeasures and don't need to drag more things behind them. Even a torpedo wire caught in the screw can impact its acoustic performance.
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Last edited by C-Wolf; 01-11-18 at 09:14 PM.
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