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George Washington-class submarine

SubmarineUnited StatesRetired
George Washington-class submarine
Photo: U.S. Navy · Public domain · background removed

Key specs

Type
Submarine
Construction began
1958
First commissioned
1959
Last retired
1985
Status
Retired
Ships completed
5
Crew
112

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Performance

Dimensions and weights
Displacement
6,817 t
Length
116.31 m
Beam
10.06 m
Performance
Maximum speed
22 kn (41 km/h)
Test depth
213.40 m
Power
11,186 kW
Armament
Armament
16 × Polaris A1/A36 × 533 mm

Operators

United States

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: George Washington-class submarine, Wikipedia

Figures from the ship infobox of the English Wikipedia article, for the class as a whole. Armament lists what the ships carried or carry.