In the second part of this article we explained how Spain could have equipped itself, in collaboration with France, with an SSN (Nuclear Propulsion Attack Submarine). In this third installment we focus on the break with DCNS and the factors that influenced Spain's departure from the Scorpène program to enter the unknown, taking on the challenge of building its own submarine, the S-80.
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