#usnavy #venezuela #militarytechnology #militarynews #navy Venezuela’s navy once dreamed of blue-water power, but what happens when an aging Cold War submarine targets the most advanced aircraft carrier ever built the USS Gerald R. Ford? In this video, we break down the real-world military reality behind a hypothetical Venezuelan torpedo attack, explaining how US Navy submarines, sonar networks, carrier strike groups, and underwater surveillance systems detect and neutralize threats long before a weapon is fired. Using real naval doctrine, modern anti-submarine warfare tactics, and verified military capabilities, this analysis shows why attacking a US aircraft carrier is not a battle , it’s a countdown.
CHAPTER: 00:00 – INTRODUCTION 00:36 - VENEZUELA'S SUBMARINE FLEET COLLAPSE 01:37 - THE CARIBBEAN'S MOST WATCHED WATERS 02:49 - THE TORPEDO THAT CHANGED NOTHING 04:11 - AMERICA'S INVISIBLE UNDERWATER WALL 05:46 - THE COST OF ONE MINUTE 07:13 - WHY SILENCE DEFEATS VIOLENCE 08:35 - CONCLUSION
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