BBRex said:

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I wonder who will be coming into port flying the Jolly Roger?

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I know two weeks ago USS Georgia was out there in the Indian Ocean as part of the Abraham Lincoln battle group

does it home in on the loudest part of the target? If so makes sense that it would hit the screws on a moving ship

AggieMac06 said:

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No leading with a 48. It has its own sonar and acquires actively. It's almost impossible to escape an ADCAP. British torpedoes are very good too.

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It can also be controlled via a wire from the sub, at least out to a certain distance.

LMCane said:

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BBRex said:

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I wonder who will be coming into port flying the Jolly Roger?

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I know two weeks ago USS Georgia was out there in the Indian Ocean as part of the Abraham Lincoln battle group

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It's possible, but isn't Georgia an SSGN? They'd be using it for Tomahawks, not hunting ships.

FireAg said:

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ErnestEndeavor said:

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🚨 ELIMINATED
Israel has eliminated Rahman Makdam, head of the IRGC’s special operations department and the man reportedly behind the assassination attempt on Donald Trump before the 2024 election, according to Amit Segal.

President Trump was updated by Israel in recent hours.…

— Mossad Commentary (@MOSSADil) March 4, 2026

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Which attempt?

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I saw links showing the PA attempt. Not sure where the tie in is though. I thought that guy was a solo nutjob.

Noise does attract the 48 but it also pings with active sonar. That is why our subs shoot at a safe distance with a safety fence in place before the sub goes from passive search to active search - a reattack on the firing sub is possible. It acquires and doesn't GAF. So hitting the screws is really likely since they are noisy AF.

EDIT: Like Rapier mentioned above, we do control them with a wire so we can "Steer the weapon" if we want to. Once it acquires and goes active, we normally cut the wire and let it hunt on its own.

LMCane said:

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BBRex said:

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I wonder who will be coming into port flying the Jolly Roger?

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I know two weeks ago USS Georgia was out there in the Indian Ocean as part of the Abraham Lincoln battle group

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It's more likely to be a SSN. The Georgia's Tomahawks are going to be needed off the coast of Iran.

MGS said:

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LMCane said:

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BBRex said:

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I wonder who will be coming into port flying the Jolly Roger?

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I know two weeks ago USS Georgia was out there in the Indian Ocean as part of the Abraham Lincoln battle group

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It's possible, but isn't Georgia an SSGN? They'd be using it for Tomahawks, not hunting ships.

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Yes, but the Ohio class carries the MK48 torpedo as well so its possible the Georgia was the sub.

Does anyone have a pic of our fleet and how it currently looks over there? And if so, could you please post it?

It would be cool to see what the fleet looks like right now in all its glory.

I mean, if that periscope type view is real, doesn't it appear that the entire stern of the ship is broken apart? The other images of the ship on fire don't seem to support that type of destruction.

Am I seeing the video incorrectly?

Could have been two torpedoes fired and we are seeing the first hit. Or disabled with a Harpoon then sunk with a torpedo? Not sure.

No Spin Ag said:

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Does anyone have a pic of our fleet and how it currently looks over there? And if so, could you please post it?

It would be cool to see what the fleet looks like right now in all its glory.

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An actual picture? They only get close enough for pictures when specifically doing a photo op.

GAC06 said:

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No Spin Ag said:

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Does anyone have a pic of our fleet and how it currently looks over there? And if so, could you please post it?

It would be cool to see what the fleet looks like right now in all its glory.

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An actual picture? They only get close enough for pictures when specifically doing a photo op.

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That makes sense. Okay, to Google I go then.

Thanks.

Mk 48's explode under the target using pressure and gas to break the target.

And the periscope is a camera that can zoom.

Raiderjay said:

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🚨 HOLY SMOKES. Look at Tehran, it's getting HAMMERED by the US and IDF

President Trump and Pete Hegseth were NOT kidding around! 🔥pic.twitter.com/duPPj35eJF

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) March 4, 2026

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Looked like that last one hit pretty close to the guy taking the video.

Are we targeting any of their military bases to kill soldiers or is coming later?

How is their military personnel split up? I think a poster said part of their military might switch sides

wondering if their is a lot of soldiers wanting regime change

Nm

Maybe the IRGC is wanting Israel to gaza-fy Tehran. If for no other reason than IRGC are masters of human suffering. Anything to foment hate for Israel more so than the ayatollah. And make the build back cost so much greater - making the rule of the IRGC seem competent. Just a thought

Seeing reports online that a major US ballistics missile detection facility in Qatar has been destroyed. Did I miss that on here?

909Ag2006 said:

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Seeing reports online that a major US ballistics missile detection facility in Qatar has been destroyed. Did I miss that on here?

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Link to said reports please?

Is this BS? https://www.news18.com/world/iran-destroyed-uss-1-1-billion-ballistic-radar-at-qatar-base-satellite-images-confirm-damage-ws-l-9941758.html

AggieMac06 said:

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Noise does attract the 48 but it also pings with active sonar. That is why our subs shoot at a safe distance with a safety fence in place before the sub goes from passive search to active search - a reattack on the firing sub is possible. It acquires and doesn't GAF. So hitting the screws is really likely since they are noisy AF.

EDIT: Like Rapier mentioned above, we do control them with a wire so we can "Steer the weapon" if we want to. Once it acquires and goes active, we normally cut the wire and let it hunt on its own.

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the first time in 81 years a US submarine crew has heard an enemy warship tear itself apart.

I hope there is more video

and I don't feel sorry for those Iranian Sailors- they volunteered and were the elite of their navy

Here's a Tweet embedded in that article for further reference. Seems legit but ...

Satellite imagery from Planet Labs has now confirmed claims made by a number of Iranian-affiliated channels over the last few days, that an Iranian one-way attack drone, or other projectile, was able to successful impact and significantly damage the U.S. Space Force’s AN/FPS-132… pic.twitter.com/9w2OmMMEex

— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) March 4, 2026

That is probably that Dome structure that got hit on day 1.

Ag In Ok said:

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Maybe the IRGC is wanting Israel to gaza-fy Tehran. If for no other reason than IRGC are masters of human suffering. Anything to foment hate for Israel more so than the ayatollah. And make the build back cost so much greater - making the rule of the IRGC seem competent. Just a thought

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the problem with that hypothesis is that the Iranian civilians WANT the IDF to smash the hell out of their IRGC oppressors

every video shows civilians laughing and clapping with every bomb explosion

OnlyForNow said:

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I mean, if that periscope type view is real, doesn't it appear that the entire stern of the ship is broken apart? The other images of the ship on fire don't seem to support that type of destruction.

Am I seeing the video incorrectly?

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I think you are referencing the Soleimani corvette we also took out. That one was a smoker. There ain't no coming back for that frigate - it broke into at least three sections.

How many ships have our subs sunk?

When was the last time a sub sank an enemy ship?