Submarine Images

[alienpew]

Wish I had had that akula/typhoon photo Mike, way back when I was developing the kit.
It's also amazing in 2 other aspects, the props bosses with the, what I call ( ' bastard vortex actuators' ) which I seem to have got fairly accurate. I can't remember how !
Also those 'drunken' ? sailors on the ' quarterdeck' which appears to have ice on it, or at least looks very slippery with what appears to be water dripping off the edge, very scary ! but a great photo. Keep em comin'.

Alien.

[MikeJames]

Two Type 671 (NATO designation Victor 2) class attack submarines in choppy conditions tied up at a wharf in the Polyarnny Inlet.



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[MikeJames]

Surrendered German U-boat U776, Arrives at Westminster pier on the River Thames, near the Houses of Parliament London 1945



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[MikeJames]

Virginia class SSN being rolled out.



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[MikeJames]

The typical wake of an SSN during high speed surface running.



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[MikeJames]

Oscar class submarines Omsk and Chelyabinsk



and Smolensk and Voronezh



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[MikeJames]

Seawolf class USS Connecticut (SSN-22)



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[MikeJames]

Russian Navy Borey class SSBN



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[MikeJames]

Dutch Walrus-class submarine and birdies



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[MikeJames]

Project 671RTMK Shchuka/Victor III class SSN & Project 667BDRM Delfin/Delta IV class SSBN



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[MikeJames]

Virginia Block III class USS Indiana (SSN-789) during Alpha sea trials, May 22, 2018



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[MikeJames]

The Russian Navy is considering a major overhaul of the Akula class submarines in service, extending their service lives by up to 25 years.

The oldest of the boats, “Pantera” (K-317) was commissioned in 1990, the youngest, "Gepard” (K-335) commissioned in 2001.



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[MikeJames]

The Oscar class SSGN Orel in port, reportedly the crew are in quarantine after a visitor to the sub tested positive for coronavirus.



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[MikeJames]

Akula-class submarines K-317 Pantera and K-154 Tigr



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[MikeJames]

The sleeping giants of Severodvinsk, Typhoon class submarine’s Arkhangelsk and Severstal



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[MikeJames]

A human for scale: the massive rudder of the Project 941 Akula/Typhoon class SSBN



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[MikeJames]

The US Navy has commissioned the nuclear attack submarine USS Delaware (SSN 791) into the fleet; it is the final Virginia-class Block III boat, seen here during its sea trials in August 2019. No ceremony was held because of the Covid-19 pandemic.



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[MikeJames]

Project 651/Juliett class SSG B-24. Note the raised twin launcher for the P-6/SS-N-3a Shaddock SLCM with one missile tube hatch open & retractable bow planes.



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[MikeJames]

Project 705 Lira/Alfa class fast SSN K-64 during trials. The care taken with ensuring an extremely smooth casing can be seen in this rare clear image.



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[MikeJames]

HMS Astute fitted with Special Forces Diver Deployment System



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[MikeJames]

HMCS Victoria in the Pacific



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[MikeJames]

The RFS B-806 Dmitrov, a Kilo Class submarine glides into Stockholm's harbor.



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[MikeJames]

Project 641B Som/Tango class SSK B-307 towed out of the water to become a museum boat.



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[MikeJames]

The RFS K-549 Knyaz Vladimir,a Borey-A Class SSBN submarine at the Sevmash Shipyard.



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[MikeJames]

HMS Tracker escorting a Vanguard Class SSBN



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[MikeJames]

U-Boats frozen in ice at Gotenhafen, Jan. 1942



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[MikeJames]

4 Swiftsure class nuclear fleet submarines HM Submarines Spartan, Sovereign, Splendid and Sceptre just outside HMNB Clyde



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[SlatsSSN]

HMS Talent's prang in 2015 at speed with unexpected floating sheet ice.

[MikeJames]

Image showing the German Navy's Type 212A and Type 206A submarines. The Type 212A isn't all that large, so this hows how small the 206A is.



Shorter than an Armidale class patrol boat (55m vs 49m long) and not that much heavier (300 tonnes vs 456 tonnes) and the Armidale is made of aluminium.



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[MikeJames]

Another shot of a German Navy Type 212A



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