NATO is stepping up its anti-submarine warfare game &mdash; this flying hunter is key, top admiral says

NATO is stepping up its anti-submarine warfare game — this flying hunter is key, top admiral says

US Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Aidan Martínez

NATO forces have seen noticeable improvements in anti-submarine operations in recent years, due in part to investments in more capable technology and surveillance platforms, a top US admiral told Business Insider on Wednesday.

NATO is stepping up its anti-submarine warfare game — this flying hunter is key, top admiral says

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