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Submarines, which are invisible to the naked eye and blend into the hostile environment of the ocean, are becoming the decisive weapon in naval warfare and the weapon that maintains the strategic balance of nuclear deterrence between the major powers. Submarines that venture into the depths of the sea to explore, exploit, repair or rescue, whether for civilian or military purposes, are on the verge of becoming independent of their crews thanks to artificial intelligence. This work, written by two specialists, explains the role of submarines since their inception. The rich pictorial documentation more than 750 images, including 180 new ones includes numerous unpublished documents from major international collections. This completely revised and updated fifth edition traces the technical developments and strategic changes that have led this underwater platform to change the history of the 20th century.
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- Sheldon-Duplaix, Alexandre/Mathey, Jean-Marie
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- Histoire des Sous-Marins. Des Origines à nos Jours
- Details
- 5th revised and expanded edition. French text, 750 ill., large format. 240 pp.
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- new
- Subtitle
- Des Origines à nos Jours
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