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SA submarine 'sinks' Nato fleet
September 05, 2007 Edition 2
Louis Oelofse
A LONE South African submarine left some North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) commanders with red faces yesterday as it "sank" all the ships of the Nato Maritime Group engaged in exercises with the SA Navy off the Cape coast.
The S101 - or the SAS Manthatisi - not only evaded detection by a joint Nato and SA Navy search party, consisting of several ships combing the search area with radar and sonar; it also "sank" all the ships taking part in the exercise.
Several times during the exercise, that lasted throughout Monday night and yesterday morning, a red square lit up the screens where the surface ships thought the submarine was, but it remained elusive.
This gave Defence Minister Mosiuoa Lekota something to brag about when he landed on the SAS Amatola yesterday to speak to the media.
"To be able to frustrate detection by Nato nations is no mean achievement, it speaks of the excellence of the equipment we acquired for this purpose," Lekota said.
And while this left one of the world's strongest military alliances frustrated, it was also a sign that the group had a capable partner in Africa, Lekota said.
"With sustained interoperatability with foreign forces such as Nato we are well positioned to respond to any unforeseen circumstances that may confront either ourselves or other regions," he said.
Lekota was quite clear that a working relationship with Nato was desired. "They have a partner of reliable capability because we are forging working relations here," he said.
These sentiments were echoed by the commander of the Nato maritime group, Rear Admiral Michael Mahon.
"I can't speak for what the future will hold but certainly this was valuable. Africa is a strategic continent. The freedom of the seas, energy, security, they are all critical issue to Nato countries," he said.
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