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While passive protection of warships once equated to [[armor (naval)]], modern weapons have grown sufficiently lethal that armor alone cannot ensure survivability; there is still limited use of armor, but the first goal, on which [[stealth]] and [[electronic | While passive protection of warships once equated to [[armor (naval)]], modern weapons have grown sufficiently lethal that armor alone cannot ensure survivability; there is still limited use of armor, but the first goal, on which [[stealth]] and [[electronic protection]] are focused, is not to be hit; other techniques include shock-hardening against underwater explosions; [[active protection (naval)]] is critical | ||
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Passive protection (naval) [r]: While passive protection of warships once equated to armor (naval), modern weapons have grown sufficiently lethal that armor alone cannot ensure survivability; there is still limited use of armor, but the first goal, on which stealth and electronic protection are focused, is not to be hit; other techniques include shock-hardening against underwater explosions; active protection (naval) is critical