They rescued the ship from being torn apart and went on to harass the Soviet fleet.
The dolphins were first deployed in the Florida Keys which was a few short kilometers from Cuba when a giant squid attacked a civilian cruise ship. Surrounding a submarine or other naval force with dolphins tended to have a greater than 1:1 damage ratio. The squid, disoriented, would release its grasp on any ship it might be holding captive at the time.ĭolphins were also highly effective in groups, as their sonic pulses could damage multiple targets at once. The focused sonic attacks of the dolphins caused the squids considerable pain. These attacks were particularly effective against the Soviet Giant Squid, due to the squids' natural sensitivity to water-based vibrations. Due to their natural ability for echolocation, the Allies managed to fit the dolphins with equipment that would amplify the sonar pulses enough to damage Soviet craft. What's next, killer whales?īeing no larger than any other sea animal (less than 15 feet long and weighing less than 1500 lbs), dolphins are basically invisible to radar and sonar, until they get close enough to an enemy unit for them to discern the idiosyncrasies of the dolphin. Intelligence informed me that effective countermeasures involves specially-trained dolphins which are now at your disposal. Allied scientists realized that the intelligent dolphins would be useful as a swift underwater scout unit when properly trained, and so dolphins became part of the Allied arsenal in the fight against global communism.ĭolphins are trained from Naval shipyards, where they can also be healed.
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