Perhaps the American SOSUS was directed at potential enemy "break-out" points, but am wondering if the Soviets ever had anything comparable in use?
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Soviet SOSUS?
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Bunzov Steele |
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Posts: 43 (23-Mar-2008 23:24:32) |
Maybe the Soviets had a SOSUS net to keep their submarines in. Heh.
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Posts: 99 (27-Mar-2008 19:47:42) |
I believe it was called CEASAR. It was I think more defensive barrier in nature near thier main fleets than SOSUS which tended to bottle in the Soviet
Navy...but that is nature of the greography of the USSR.
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Posts: 173 (28-Mar-2008 03:32:37) |
There were definitely Soviet hydrophone arrays in the Med. I would imagine they constructed defensive arrays at the entrance to the SSBN bastions as well.
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