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The latest iteration of the Virginia-class will have a greatly expanded missile capacity and a significantly upgraded sonar capability. The United States Navy has...
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Not Enough U.S. Navy Submarines? Yes. There must be a way to counteract the growth of the Chinese and Russian navies. China has the...
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Key Points: The USS Parche, a modified Sturgeon-class nuclear-powered submarine, was one of the U.S. Navy’s most decorated and secretive Cold War vessels. Commissioned...
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Best Royal Navy Submarine Ever? The Royal Navy’s Astute-class submarines are advanced nuclear-powered attack vessels designed for submarine hunting, surface warfare, land attacks, and...
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Summary and Key Points: Titanium’s remarkable strength, corrosion resistance, and light weight make it theoretically ideal for submarine construction. -Yet the U.S. Navy has...
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France currently possesses one of the most formidable military forces in Europe. It boasts a large ground army, a formidable air force, and a...
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Key Points and Summary: In 2004, Sweden’s Gotland-class submarine “sank” the Nimitz-Class USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier during a naval exercise, highlighting the potential...
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Since the United States no longer has the largest navy in the world (that honor belongs to China), it relies on its submarine fleet...
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Last year, the U.S. Navy launched its seventh Block IV Virginia-class fast attack submarine, the Massachusetts (SSN 798). In February of last year, the Massachusetts was sent...