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How the US built the fastest and quietest killer submarine
The 688-class, also known as the Los Angeles-class, submarines are a series of nuclear-powered fast attack submarines (SSNs) ...
Interesting Engineering on MSN
US Navy receives 7,800-ton nuclear submarine named after famed WWII battleship
The submarine is the fifth Navy vessel to bear the name Idaho. The first was a wooden-hulled storeship commissioned in 1866. The most recent predecessor was the battleship USS Idaho (BB-42), ...
The National Interest on MSN
After Months of Deployment, the USS Annapolis Returns Home
The USS Annapolis fast-attack submarine operates out of Guam in the Indo-Pacific—and would be America’s first line of defense if a major conflict erupted there.
The U.S. Navy accepted delivery of the Submarine Force’s newest fast attack submarine, the future USS Idaho, from General Dynamics Electric Boat on Dec. 15 in Groton, Conn., marking the second ...
Today's world military news (December 29) includes the following: The US Navy completes the overhaul of the fast attack ...
To find replacement parts when something fails unexpectedly, the Navy has sometimes had to "cannibalize" other submarines.
US President Donald Trump said Friday he was ordering two US Navy nuclear submarines to “appropriate regions,” in response to remarks by Dmitry Medvedev, Russia’s former president and current deputy ...
This month, a welder at a Virginia shipyard etched the keel plate of the USS Barb, the ceremonial birthing of a new submarine. The Virginia-class fast attack submarine joins hundreds of Navy subs ...
The newest sub in service of the Royal Navy is part of the Astute class of fast attack submarines. Fast attack submarines, like the HMS Agamemnon, are designed to wreak havoc on enemy shipping during ...
GROTON, Conn. – Ensign Grant Totten, a native of Columbus (Indiana), is training to be part of the U.S. Navy’s 125-year tradition of service under the sea. Totten graduated from Columbus East High ...
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