The Seawolf-class submarine, the pinnacle of U.S. naval stealth and surveillance technology, remains an unfulfilled potential ...

The Seawolf-class submarines were designed during the Cold ... Intended to replace the Los Angeles-class, the Seawolf-class featured superior speed, stealth, and firepower, including the ability ...

The U.S. Navy's fleet of submarines might be large, but it only has three Seawolf-class attack submarines: The USS Seawolf (SSN 21), the USS Connecticut (SSN 22), and the USS Jimmy Carter (SSN 23).

However, one of its main tactical advantages is that it can operate around 10 times more quietly than even the quietest Los Angeles-class submarines. Its silence makes the Seawolf capable of ...

The Seawolf class was originally intended to succeed the Los Angeles class, but production was canceled after only three submarines were produced. This restriction occurred due to budgeting ...

The upcoming vessel will be the fifth U.S. Navy ship named for Georgia's largest city. The first was a Confederate ironclad ...

The most recent was a Los Angeles-class nuclear attack submarine ... already has the Jimmy Carter, a Seawolf-class submarine, named for him. It was commissioned in 2005 and remains in the fleet.

For the fifth time, Georgia's capital will have a shipping vessel named after it by the U.S. Navy. U.S. Navy Secretary Carlos ...

On April 2, the launch of the last Los Angeles class submarine took place at Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia. Congressman James B. Longley, Jr. of Maine, a member of the National Security ...

The US Navy nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Jimmy Carter celebrated the 17th anniversary of its commissioning in February. Laid down in 1998, launched in 2004, and commissioned in 2005 ...

The Seawolf class was originally intended to succeed the Los Angeles class, but production was canceled after only three submarines were produced. This restriction occurred due to budgeting ...