South Korea's 3,000-ton submarine, the Dosan Ahn Changho, completed its first-ever Pacific crossing to arrive in Victoria, Canada. A welcoming ceremony, including a water-mixing ritual symbolizing bilateral cooperation, was held with high-ranking officials from both navies in attendance.
Canadian media lauded the South Korean submarine 'Dosan Ahn Changho' during its visit to Victoria, comparing it favorably to Canada's current fleet and highlighting its advantages in the ongoing 'Canadian Surface Combatant Project' (CPSP) bid. Hanwha Ocean's KSS-Ⅲ is competing against Germany's TKMS Type 212CD.
South Korea's Dosan Ahn Changho submarine, a 3,000-ton vessel, has become the first Korean submarine to cross the Pacific Ocean, arriving in Canada for joint naval exercises. The submarine, along with the destroyer Daejeon, docked in Victoria, marking a record-breaking voyage.
South Korea's Dosan Ahn Changho submarine has successfully crossed the Pacific Ocean, marking a first for a Korean submarine, to participate in joint naval drills with Canada. The submarine arrived in Victoria, Canada, after a 14,000km journey.
