harvest diver | harvesting diver

attack submarine

submarine killer

submarine-killer submarine

submarine-killer submarine

Depth-charge Marine mine Mine NOS, at sea or in harbour Sea-based artillery shell Torpedo Underwater blast

diver lockout submersible [ diver lock-out submersible | lock-out submersible | diver lockout vehicle ]

complete underwater examinations | undertake underwater investigations | implement underwater investigations | perform underwater investigations

carry out underwater surveys | run underwater surveys | conduct underwater surveys | perform underwater surveys

Mr. Williams: It kind of makes me smile because I would imagine that over the last 30 years that Inuit hunters have observed more submarines than anyone from the Canadian military.

You would think that if we were going to opt out of our military bilaterals with the United States, we would need our own satellites; we would need a larger coast guard; we would need more subs instead of less, especially in the Arctic; instead of sharing information that's gathered—you answered that earlier, to a point—we would need more helicopters; we would need more ships; we would need more fighter aircraft; and so on. If we're going to do a proper job of protecting our sovereignty, you would think we would need.we're getting off pretty easy right now with our cooperative agreements with the U.S. We don't have to spend nearly as much as we would if we were completely sovereign and i ...[+++]ndependent.

Reply to Question No. 64, dated October 21, 1997, appearing on the Order Paper in the name of the Honourable Senator Forrestall, respecting MCDV's; Canadian Patrol Frigates; Oberon Class Submarines and CF-18 Hornet fighter aircraft.-Sessional Paper No. 1/36-433S.