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SSN(X): The Navy Has Big Plans for a New Stealth Submarine - Vimarsana News

SSN(X): The Navy Has Big Plans for a New Stealth Submarine

Designated as the SSN(X), the service’s next-gen attack submarine is expected to blow competitors out of the water once introduced. The upcoming program is a critical component of the Navy’s submarine force and will help the U.S. retain naval superiority in the forthcoming decades.

America's Navy Shipyards Not Ready For New Super-Sized SSN(X) Subs - Vimarsana News

America's Navy Shipyards Not Ready For New Super-Sized SSN(X) Subs

America's next attack subs are likely to be giants. But the Navy's public shipyards, working on a $21 billion recapitalization, seem focused on dry-docks for smaller subs

Source: forbes.com
SSN(X): The U.S. Navy Has Big Plans for a New Attack Submarine - Vimarsana News

SSN(X): The U.S. Navy Has Big Plans for a New Attack Submarine

The SSN(X) design places greater emphasis on Anti-submarine Warfare (ASW) by increasing the SSN(X)’s transit speed and stealth features and characteristics over the current Virginia-class nuclear attack sub.

Coalition Vows Not to Go Nuclear on Labor's Submarine Choice - Vimarsana News

Coalition Vows Not to Go Nuclear on Labor's Submarine Choice

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has pledged the Coalition will back the Albanese government's choice of nuclear submarine, despite ...

SSN(X): The Navy Will Soon Have the World's Deadliest Attack Submarine - Vimarsana News

SSN(X): The Navy Will Soon Have the World's Deadliest Attack Submarine

The Navy's next-generation submarine, known as SSN(X), is expected to be larger than the Virginia class, and still be the stealthiest nuclear submarine ever put to sea.