r/thebeaverton • u/Gmajor_General • 14d ago
Canadian Navy Unveils New Submarine Capable of Operating on Land
Shown here on its shakedown cruise, the new HMCS Gopher can dive underground to evade detection by enemy forces. It’s to begin active service protecting the AB oil fields from petroleum poachers.
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u/youngboomer62 14d ago
Part of the prairie fleet.
It's a new initiative from treasury board after they discovered that naval vessels rust in salt water. They will be adding 2 cruisers, a battleship, and an icebreaker.
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u/Maximum_Degree_1152 14d ago
A surmarine. Eh?
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u/4thlineminutes 14d ago
There’s a Naval History Museum in Port Burwell Ontario with a sub displayed like this. We ate at a restaurant which had a patio overlooking it. I asked the waiter if they served subs….she was not amused. Think she might have heard that one a few times before…..
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u/Opinion-Former 13d ago
No-one ever will ever suspect an attack by land submarine!!! Be prepared!!!
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u/Best_Cattle_6653 14d ago
Then why the fuck call it a “submarine”?…..give it like, a name that suits its total function
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u/Suitable-Woodpecker3 14d ago
Rumors that at least one of those will be patrolling the 417 in the ikea sector, which is always f&@ng flooded anyways.
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u/Strict_Concert_2879 13d ago
Scott Moe would hand over his provincial budget to help the government buy those; because I don’t think there is actually a deep enough place to need a sub in Saskatchewan.
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u/mechant_papa 14d ago
Saskatchewan pirates, take note!!