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  1. Paultons Park operates in the county of Hampshire.
  2. Paultons Park announced new investments, including Drakon and the reborn entity Raven, while James Mancey served as deputy managing director.
  3. The DRAKON submarine is being added to a fleet of six and engaging in close strategic defense cooperation with the Israeli Navy.

TKMS Delivers Advanced Drakon Submarine Technology to Israeli Navy

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TKMS provided the German-made INS Drakon submarine technology to the Israeli Navy. This submarine is the third Dolphin II variant and is part of a fleet of six. The Drakon features an Air-Independent Propulsion (AIP) system, allowing it to remain submerged for extended periods, and measures over 70 meters long, making it about 30% larger than the original Dolphin-class submarines.

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The acceptance of the advanced Drakon submarine strengthens the operational capabilities of the Israeli Navy. The AIP system, which uses hydrogen and oxygen to generate energy, extends the duration of covert underwater operations.

The DRAKON submarine is being added to a fleet of six and engaging in close strategic defense cooperation with the Israeli Navy.

From jpost.com

Who's involved

  • TKMSGerman naval vessel company providing the Drakon technology
  • Israeli NavyNaval warfare service arm accepting the advanced submarine vessels
  • DRAKONThe specific submarine technology being integrated into the fleet

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