Back from the depths: A century of submarine rescue
A century on from some of the world's first successful submarine rescues, dangers still abound despite massive advances in technology and international co-operation. This timeline explores…
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A century on from some of the world's first successful submarine rescues, dangers still abound despite massive advances in technology and international co-operation. This timeline explores…
By Dr Gareth EvansAustralia’s Defence Science and Technology Group has invested several years into developing a tool to model acoustic signatures for…
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