The 688i Improved Los Angeles-class submarines, introduced in the late Cold War, remain essential to the U.S. Navy. Building on the original Los Angeles-class, these submarines incorporate quieter ...

USS Seawolf, USS Connecticut, and USS Jimmy Carter—are powerful yet rare nuclear-powered fast-attack submarines. Built as ...

Speaking at the Naval Submarine League’s annual symposium, Adm. Bill Houston said the service is planning for a Block VIII Virginia-class submarine that will extend the program into the 2040s.

The most recent was a Los Angeles-class nuclear attack submarine that served from 1982 to 1999. “It has been 25 years since the Navy has had a ship named after the proud legacy of the city of ...

For comparison, Los Angeles-class fast attack submarines , which are some of the oldest military submarines still in service, reach speeds of 29 mph. Lira-class subs were designed to move in ...

The Australian Navy has been left with just one fully operational submarine as the rest of its aging Collins-class fleet undergoes urgent repairs or waits to complete scheduled upgrades.

The last Navy ship named for the city was a Los Angeles-class nuclear attack submarine that decommissioned in 1999. Twenty-two Virginia-class boats have been commissioned so far. They are the Navy ...

Only one of the nation’s ageing Collins-class submarines is currently operational in a critical blow to national security, as corrosion problems, maintenance delays and long-running industrial ...

It's been revealed only one of Australia's six Collins-class submarines are currently in service, as the nation's naval capabilities are hampered by corrosion, maintenance delays, and industrial ...