The new Block V Virginia-class submarines are set to be the most capable and flexible boats in the U.S. Navy’s fleet, ...

The image shows the U.S. Navy's second submarine rescue vehicle attached to a nuclear submarine during a training exercise in 1992.

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The idea for submersible vehicles had been brewing in the minds of thinkers for several centuries, but it was until 1897 that ...

As the underwater battlespace evolve, we see a growing involvement of submarine's operations in littoral waters where Unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) deployed from a submarine could be used as ...

ROV manufacturer Forum Energy Technologies has completed the construction of what it says is a highly advanced submarine rescue vehicle (SRV), which may be utilized to extract submariners from ...

Naval News, a specialty outlet focused on naval technology, has identified at least two types of extra-large uncrewed ...

It can launch unmanned aerial vehicles from a tethered launcher that floats to the surface while the submarine itself remains submerged. It will disgorge unmanned undersea vehicles from a rear hangar.

Additionally, emerging technologies like unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs), AI-driven detection systems, and advanced satellite tracking could soon make manned submarines obsolete.

Kirsten Korosec is a reporter and editor who has covered the future of transportation from EVs and autonomous vehicles to urban air mobility and in-car tech for more than a decade.

Submarines are the next level of naval warfare. Covert and undetectable, these submersibles can venture deep into enemy water and even devastate forces with their impressive payloads. Submarines ...