With the Cold War ended, roles for submarines in support of national security objectives are examined under the assumption that the successors to the Soviet Union will not pose a future threat. The enduring characteristics of the submarine-stealth, endurance, and agility-are used to develop roles and missions for submarines in the context of the President's defense agenda for the new world order. Future submarine roles are Peacetime Engagement, Surveillance, deterrence, Regional Sea Denial, Precision Strike, Task Group Support, and Ground Warfare Support. Likely missions in each of these roles are identified. The basic assumption regarding the threat is then reviewed to determine if additional submarine roles and missions are appropriate.
Submarine Roles in the 1990's and Beyond
1992
28 pages
Report
No indication
English
Antisubmarine Warfare , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Submarines , Undersea warfare , Naval warfare , Naval operations , Ocean surveillance , National security , Cost effectiveness , Stealth technology , Deterrence , Combat support , Peacetime , USSR , Endurance(General) , Post Cold War era , Sea superiority
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