Saab is putting forward its Beingke-class A26, a battle submarine described as the first in the world to have a fifth-generation design.
The A26 can dive down to seabeds and deploy unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs), swimmer delivery craft, and a suite of undersea weapons and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) tools.
With “extremely low” acoustic signatures, it can reportedly slip through sonar-choked waters like the Baltic Sea, serving as a stealthy surveillance node that can remain virtually invisible to enemy detection.
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