Praise the submarine

Praise the submarine

1. There are some differences over the practicality of nuclear-powered submarines, but the nation has no weapons like this one in its surroundings and topography. As the waters to be defended are smaller than those of other countries, Korea does not need to have a light-powered aircraft carrier. Instead, releasing undersea detectors, unmanned submersibles and a few networked nuclear submarines in waters around the East Sea and Jeju Island will cause headaches for both North Korea, China and Russia.
2. China will soon turn its fourth carrier into nuclear propulsion. It will build four to five carrier warplanes by 2030. Even if these aircraft carriers threaten South Korea from the far south, they will not be able to reach a single nuclear submarine, but will remain bright even if they circle 200 kilometers away. Old submarines and cruisers of Vladivostok’s Far East Fleet are also nervous about the latest nuclear submarines. North Korea will die from overwork while trying to monitor SLBMs that could fly from the East and West seas.
3. If we produce cost-effective nuclear submarines in half the time of other countries, the world will try to order our submarines. There is a bidding process for 12 submarines from Canada early next year. Germany and Korea are competing. Germany built submarines for us 30 years ago and gave us only a small amount of technology transfer, but now Germany is losing ground in technology and price. Still, Germany is a NATO alliance with Canada, so it is not easy to win an order because we are operating a double-decade business. However, in the end, if we place importance on cost-effectiveness and delivery date, this will lead to a major upheaval not only in the submarine business but also in the defense and shipbuilding markets around the world.
4. After the war in 우, the world entered an era of arms race. In addition to Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, the Oakers alliance, as well as other powerful and cash-strapped countries have plans to secure additional submarines. Countries around the world will line up to buy our submarines if we beat France, which has already been eliminated, and Germany, which taught us, to win orders at this time.
5. Submarines are the most valuable in the shipbuilding industry. If Korea wins orders for non-nuclear and nuclear submarines as well as global supplies, the three shipbuilders will be able to easily set up 30-year sales portfolios, and build manpower training and various shipbuilding infrastructures in a cost-effective manner. After winning orders from Canada, the three shipbuilders will each surpass 100 trillion won in market capitalization. Long live KOSPI!
6. The national fortunes of 국 are rushing to Korea. One of the inflection points will be this nuclear submarine achievement and the Canadian submarine order. Long live the Republic of Korea, a submarine powerhouse!