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Sunday, November 18, 2012
DCNS anticipates future applications with its new SMX 26 submarine concept-ship
At this year’s Euronaval show, DCNS unveiled its new concept-ship, SMX 26, a small submarine designed for operation in very shallow waters, in littoral zones not usually accessible for conventional submarine operations.
SMX 26 can remain on the sea bed for long periods, continuously monitoring its environment, before attacking its target with the appropriate assets.
Its shape ensures precise, safe progress in very shallow waters, enabling operation in water less than 15 m deep.
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