世纪之末,我们感受到了一种力的冲击,这就是技术创新带来的“海上革命”。这场革命,绝对不是说只是某些新技术、新概念对传统海上作战方式的补充,而是一种全向思维的飞跃。在过去,每一种海战模式都是由当时的技术水准所决定的,人们从来也用不着去超前思索所谓的几十年以后的海战方式,更不用说为之努力了。但世界到如今已大不相同,各国海军都趋向于共同的认识,就是2010年时代的作战观念也为众多学者认同。这样一来问题便变得简单了,那就是靠技术创新的力量去推动海军技术的进一步发展。比如,AIP 的概念已出现了多年,国外的验证机也不断出现,时至今日,不仅瑞典潜艇上装了 AIP 系统,英国、德国、俄罗斯等国都计划在今后的常规潜艇上安装热 At the end of the century, we felt the impact of a force, which is the “maritime revolution” brought by technological innovation. This revolution is definitely not to say that it is only a supplement of some new technologies and concepts to the traditional methods of naval operations, but a leap forward in omni-directional thinking. In the past, every type of naval battle mode was determined by the technological standards prevailing at the time, and people never needed to think ahead of the so-called naval battle decades later, let alone work hard. However, the world has changed greatly from now to the present. The navies of all countries tend to share a common understanding that the concepts of warfare in the era of 2010 are also recognized by many scholars. As a result, the problem has become simpler, that is, relying on the power of technological innovation to promote the further development of naval technology. For example, the concept of AIP has been around for many years and foreign validators are also emerging. Today, not only are Swedish submarines equipped with AIP systems, but the United Kingdom, Germany, Russia and other countries plan to install heat in future conventional submarines