U.S. Navy Submarine First in World Fitted with Silent Caterpillar Drive
navalnews.com
navalnews.com
To me it sounded more like whales humping.
Which innovately uses the very classic stirling engine, an engine which operates on the sole basis of heat differences, no internal combustion. As I understand it these can be more silent than nucular submarines, which require pumps and such to avoid nucular meltdown, but I am no expert on the intricacies of submarine detection
Required to release some info you'd rather not release? Release it on April 1st, phrased as absurdly as possible.
The Montana is moving to Hawaii (citing multiple sources):
https://dailyinterlake.com/news/2024/mar/08/uss-montana-crew...
Former Nuclear Submarine Officer
Laying it on pretty thick.
Magnetohydrodynamic drive indeed.