The Israeli Navy currently operates five submarines, including a pair of the older Dolphin I class boats, as follows: Dolphin I class: INS Dolphin — commissioned in 1999, in active service ...

Cutting through the Red Sea with precision and power — the Israeli Navy showcases its unmatched maritime capabilities during ...

Israel’s flotilla of five Dolphin -class submarines is small. But, when operating in tandem, these subs can launch a combined 80 nuclear-tipped cruise missiles (16 cruise missiles per submarine).

Israel has agreed with Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems to develop and produce three advanced submarines for the Israeli Navy in a deal worth 3 billion euros ($3.4 billion), Israel's Defense Ministry ...

Israel has also boosted its submarines' operational tempo. In 2013, Israeli submarines spent 58 percent of their time at sea compared to 36 percent from 2010 to 2012, according to the Times of Israel.

But nuclear-powered submarines and SLBMs are prohibitively expensive for a country with the population of New Jersey—so Israeli found a more affordable alternative. Berlin’s Unconventional Apology ...

The submarines are 187 feet long, displace 1,720 tons submerged and have an operating depth of 1,148 feet. Sensors include the STN Atlas Elektronik CSU-90-1 sonar suite with the DBSQS-21D active ...

Israel has no plan to station submarines in Eilat, a defense official said on Sunday, playing down speculation the Red Sea port could become a forward base for naval attacks on Iran.

"If Israel were to deploy a submarine-launched missile, I would put my money on a cruise missile." Israel, which does not confirm or deny having nuclear arms, aims to prevent Iran getting such ...

Israel has no plan to station submarines in Eilat, a defence official said on Sunday, playing down speculation the Red Sea port could become a forward base for naval attacks on Iran.<BR><BR> An ...