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Sturgeon-class submarine

SubmarineUnited StatesRetired
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Key specs

Type
Submarine
Shipyards
General Dynamics Electric Boat, General Dynamics Quincy, Ingalls Shipbuilding, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Construction began
1963
First commissioned
1967
Last retired
2004
Status
Retired
Ships completed
37
Crew
107

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Performance

Dimensions and weights
Displacement
4,714 t
Length
89.00 m
Beam
9.45 m
Draught
7.32 m
Performance
Maximum speed
26 kn (48 km/h)
Test depth
402.30 m
Power
11,186 kW
Armament
Armament
4 × 533 mm Mark 48 and Mk-48 ADCAP torpedoesMark 67 Submarine Launched Mobile Mines

Operators

United States

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Sturgeon-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.