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  • USS Nautilus
    submarine
    / Strategic submarines

    Navy commissioned 18 Ohio-class submarines between 1981 and 1997 (see photograph)—though some of them have since been converted to non-SLBM use under the terms of arms control treaties. These vessels displace 16,600 tons at the surface and are about as long as the Soviet/Russian Typhoons.

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    Navy commissioned 18 Ohio-class submarines between 1981 and 1997 (see photograph)—though some of them have since been converted to non-SLBM use under the terms of arms control treaties. These vessels displace 16,600 tons at the surface and are about as long as the Soviet/Russian Typhoons.

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