Imagine a submarine surfacing through the icy expanse of the North Pole. But is this dangerous to the submarine?
In truth, this maneuver, known as an 'ice pick', is not without risk. The thick Arctic ice could potentially damage the vessel's sail or rudder.

However, submarines like the U.S. Navy's formidable Seawolf and Virginia classes are built to withstand such conditions.
So while it is a challenging and risky feat, in the hands of skilled crews and aboard robust submarines, it's a calculated risk worth taking.

In the relentless Arctic, man and machine continually test the boundaries of possibility.

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