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, ,, . ,, . , f. 7 l The job IS Anil Submarine Warfare ASW Wlth the davvnlhg ofthe mlssrle a th ge e modern submarine his become 1 potential launchl Q slte for attacks against the very heartland of America I Submarine Warfare IS one of the major concerns of every dclense planner rn the WeSt9 1-Xlllahce I er virtually strangled the Allies through underseas warfare starting World War Il WI 57 U boats The Sovl t U e mon today operates a fleet of over 450 subnnrlnes This SOV marlne force IS a potent foe vvlth modern vvea pons and an operating arm that covers 707 O globe the oceans of the world The mission IS both bug and Important The job IS ASW
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AINITI-SIJBIVIAFIIINIE ln general, the mission can be divided into three WARFARE I'laSeS! FALLS INTO THREE PHASES . . . ,Q p A T 1 STRIKE AT SOURCE g at . . , A rig , 1. One of the most effective methods of nullifying jif- , . 'X T i I, G-...r ml the submarine menace would be through the destruc- ,.. - . . . ff ft, tion of their bases. This phase would fall to the Q fast carrier striking forces, our own missile armed I. submarines, or strategic air power. Such strikes at L .gpg -- A X gggg I the source would destro the enem before he could -i 'Tatar , ' A , bi , I :: Lg Xcsx S 2. The task of destroying the enemy whileintransit from his home bases to the target area would fall to our surface and killer submarine forces at sea, carrier based planes and long range shore based air- craft. The WASP, her air squadrons and accompanying destroyers might well be assigned here. 3. The killing of subs intheir target areas, whether they be missile launching positions far off the U.S. coast line or astride shipping lanes connecting us with our allies, forms thefinal phase. The same forces employed in countering the enemy while in transit would be used here. Again the ready ASW Carrier Group, on station at sea, would be our main line of defense. 2 IN TRANSIT elf yi ---ff , ,A 4,1 -.v--, . X..- 3 IN TARGET AREA f 1 V , , . 1 fm, N links .Ami ,,f, ,,...4v ,,--1-'-Q
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