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United States submarine class
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  • USS Nautilus
    submarine
    / Attack submarines

    …1997 and 2005; and the Virginia class, 18 projected vessels, of which the first was commissioned in 2004. The Sturgeon and Los Angeles submarines, designed at the height of the Cold War, originally carried not only conventional torpedoes for antisubmarine warfare but also rocket-launched nuclear depth bombs, known as SUBROCs.…

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    …1997 and 2005; and the Virginia class, 18 projected vessels, of which the first was commissioned in 2004. The Sturgeon and Los Angeles submarines, designed at the height of the Cold War, originally carried not only conventional torpedoes for antisubmarine warfare but also rocket-launched nuclear depth bombs, known as SUBROCs.…

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