18272170822S053 TSAMA – VTOL Submersible Modular Aircraft www.tsama-aircraft.com

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Since 2003, Muayad Alsamaraee (Inventor of TSAMA), was concluded, that the fleet TSAMA can makes an amphibian, and submersible naval fleet, a large formation of submersible war-platforms – the largest formation in any navy – controlled by one leader. A fleet at sea is the direct equivalent of an army on land. … A TSAMA fleet at sea is the direct can shifted to be army on land … A permanent formation and are generally assigned to a particular ocean, sea or land. … TSAMA innovation will tip the scales.

A Modular airframe Aircraft. consisting of independent performance units, which intertwine among themselves during the stages of manufacture or development of the aircraft, to form various types of heavy vertical-lift aircraft, serving within various missions of the civil, commercial, and military sectors.

TSAMA vehicles will be able to take off and land vertically from the ground or from a warship or oil platform at sea, fly in the air, water ski- hydrofoil, snorkel, travel underwater and maneuver to the coast where they can roam offshore or on the coast. TSAMA will be able to leave the coast and return to its original or new destination the same way it arrived. Muayad Al-Samaraee has invented a new physical principle related to that, which he has announced since 2013.

The TSAMA E Series aircraft it will be TSAMA – VTOL Submersible Modular Aircraft, Future Vertical Lift (FVL), Optionally Piloted Aircraft (OPA). … The TSAMA – (T)Tandem Ducted-fans, (S)Submersible, (A)Amphibious, (M)Modular Standalone-Units, (A)Artificial Intelligence Ability, project contains more than 17 innovations as a strategic intellectual property related to TSAMA submersible aircraft, has been innovating, the development stared from 2003 and will be ready for service in 2027. … It should be noted that these are unexpensive aircraft, it will not take a number of years to accumulate a significant number of TSAMA aircraft.

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