May 23, 2023 | Local, Naval

Power and Innovation for the Canadian Surface Combatant

The Canadian Surface Combatant (CSC) program underway for the Royal Canadian Navy is the largest naval procurement program in Canada’s history.

These anti-submarine warfare ships, based on the Type 26 Global Combat Ship design, will be the most modern and versatile of their type with extremely low acoustic signatures to ensure they’re super quiet – essential for submarine hunting operations. As a Global Combat Ship variant, the CSC will feature some of our most advanced and innovative technology.

https://memuk.org/inmotion/military-defence/csc-power-and-innovation-for-the-canadian-surface-combatant-81201

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