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When a unit or building is fully submerged, the unit cannot be seen by most units, and cannot be detected by radar; instead, a sonar is needed to detect and see the unit. It further receives protection from most types of weapons. The units and buildings that are described as "Undersea fire" or "Anti-sub" generally include at least one weapon that can fire at fully submerged units. Weapons that can fire at targets above water are described as "water capable" if they can also shoot at fully submerged units. Torpedo weapons, being able to target only units in the water, do not possess this description. Many (but not all) units with "water capable" weapons have sonar.
 
When a unit or building is fully submerged, the unit cannot be seen by most units, and cannot be detected by radar; instead, a sonar is needed to detect and see the unit. It further receives protection from most types of weapons. The units and buildings that are described as "Undersea fire" or "Anti-sub" generally include at least one weapon that can fire at fully submerged units. Weapons that can fire at targets above water are described as "water capable" if they can also shoot at fully submerged units. Torpedo weapons, being able to target only units in the water, do not possess this description. Many (but not all) units with "water capable" weapons have sonar.
  
Normally, submarines are always fully submerged. However, a submarine that gets very close to a beach or otherwise somehow gets up on land and is thus no longer fully submerged can be attacked by units that otherwise can shoot only at surface targets.
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Normally, submarines are always fully submerged. However, a submarine that gets very close to a beach or otherwise somehow gets up on land and is thus no longer is fully submerged can be attacked by units that otherwise can shoot only at surface targets.
  
 
All [[Repair#Amphibious_regeneration|amphbots regenerate health]] while they are floating or submerged in water. Many amphbots [[Unit states#Float_State|can also float to the surface]] instead of standing on the seabed, which is usually necessary for them to be able to attack.
 
All [[Repair#Amphibious_regeneration|amphbots regenerate health]] while they are floating or submerged in water. Many amphbots [[Unit states#Float_State|can also float to the surface]] instead of standing on the seabed, which is usually necessary for them to be able to attack.

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