Sentence examples for submarine activity from inspiring English sources

Christy was wary of German submarine activity off New York.

This was Iceland's price for allowing the US to use its territory to monitor Soviet submarine activity.

This is Russia directly trying to intimidate the eastern and northern members of Nato through these flights, through its submarine activity and talk of renewing its ballistic missiles.

Admiral Kauderer, however, said training maneuvers were typically conducted inside the designated areas, which are noted on maps specifically to warn private vessels of possible submarine activity.

However, the American navy installed a network of hydrophones during the cold war to detect submarine activity and it is likely that they have recorded the passage of tropical cyclones.

The sinkings of merchant ships off the south coast of Ireland and reports of submarine activity there prompted the British Admiralty to warn the Lusitania to avoid the area and to recommend adopting the evasive tactic of zigzagging, changing course every few minutes at irregular intervals to confuse any attempt by U-boats to plot her course for torpedoing.

Mr. Pope also served in the defense attache's office at the American Embassy in Sweden; Scandinavia has long been a Western listening post for Soviet, and then Russian, submarine activities in the Baltic Sea.

Having a device that can analyze local water and thermal vents for particle types is incredibly different from a device dedicated to detecting USN submarine activities, and the design of such devices would differ so obviously that questions would immediately be raised by Canada," he said.

Unmanned fleets were viewed as transformational in tasks such as anti-submarine activity and surveillance, Giles said, but the technical challenges were also significant.

Speaking in Washington, Kawano said there had been "talk" of Japan conducting such patrols in the South China Sea, including anti-submarine activities.

"Anytime the Russian Navy does something so out of the ordinary it is cause for worry," said a senior Defense Department official who has been monitoring reports on the submarines' activities.