"The U.S. Navy's Future Attack Submarine Will Be Bigger," Topic
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Tango01  | 19 Nov 2020 3:00 p.m. PST |
… More Lethal, And Stealthier "The Navy's future attack submarines for the 2030s will be bigger, faster, more autonomous, networked and stealthier than the existing Virginia-class attack boats because greater size will allow for more advanced quieting technologies to be built into the boats. Slated to emerge in the 2030s, a new SSN (X) class of attack submarines may be closer in size to the Navy's much larger new Columbia-class of nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines, according to quotes from BWXT CEO Rex Geveden cited in a report from the U.S. Naval Institute. The Columbia class is planned to displace about 20,000 tons – whereas the current Virginias displace about 8,000 tons. The Columbia-class hulls are about 42-feet in diameter, while the Virginias are 36-feet wide, the report says…" Main page
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| Thresher01 | 20 Nov 2020 2:55 a.m. PST |
They should just build more Seawolf class subs. We only got 3 out of the 29 planned, which is just ridiculous. |
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goes beyond the straight line.