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ikalugin · 10-31-15, 02:47 PM

First of all, there are no accurate sound profiles for the 885M, primarily because there are none in service.

Second, US subs are not magical (nor are the Russian subs magical), nor are they focused on the Arctic region (with the pivot to Pacific), where those SSNs/SSGNs would be deployed. In general I think that submarines (of both RuN and USN) have a fairly good chance of leaving their basing locations, unless we are talking about a surprise nuclear attack.

10-31-15, 02:47 PM	#2
ikalugin Ocean Warrior Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Moscow, Russia Posts: 3,212 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 0	First of all, there are no accurate sound profiles for the 885M, primarily because there are none in service. Second, US subs are not magical (nor are the Russian subs magical), nor are they focused on the Arctic region (with the pivot to Pacific), where those SSNs/SSGNs would be deployed. In general I think that submarines (of both RuN and USN) have a fairly good chance of leaving their basing locations, unless we are talking about a surprise nuclear attack. __________________ Grumpy as always. Last edited by ikalugin; 10-31-15 at 07:45 PM.