Kudos to them for actually having pretty badass subs that are world class carrier killers, instead of just relying on the us navy like like rest of the world does.

Silent, yet deadly... must have been inspired by my ex-girlfriend's farts.

buying some advanced AIP diesels-electric boats off the shelf may be a suitable solution for filling at least a portion of this looming 'submarine gap'

These are quickly becoming my favorite Jalopnik articles, and they aren't even about cars.

An odd little fact about the Gotland: due to its extremly cramped compartments, and the heat generated by the equipment, the crew (especially the sonar techs) often stand watch in just their underwear.

the marines used couple of these to do the exact same thing in Fallujah

Why is this article written is such a depressing tone? The mines must be cleared, its that simple.

Syrian soldiers don't snackbar. The SAA is largely a "secular" army (although still largely Sunni, they're just not bananas Sunni like Al Nusra, ISIS, etc).

At least they're not using prisoners as sweepers. I wouldn't put it past them if the machine breaks down, though.

It should be called "I'm in my mid thirties and already gave up on all my hopes and dreams." Guess that's a little wordy.....

No one really knows what infinity is; it's a abstract concept at best. Useful though.

There we go.....