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DCNS Plans ‘Plug-and-Fight’ Sub

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Friday, November 14th, 2008

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The French DCNS-designed SMX 24 next-generation submarine will include 'plug-and-fight' hardware enabling the boat to be tailored at will for each mission, the naval defense systems group said recently. DCNS said it has already identified 25 modules suitable for 'plug-and-fight' according to needs. These include the submarine's weapons, such as mines and missiles, sensors and performance-enhancing add-ons to increase speed, maneuverability or endurance as needed. The modules will be housed in the wings and sail and under the operations room.…

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