What Is A Seawolf Submarine? America has three different classes of nuclear-powered attack submarines: The Los Angeles-class, Virginia-class, and Seawolf-class.

The delay could have an impact on the country's warfighting capabilities and ability to maintain undersea superiority, a new ...

In 2001, the U.S. Navy's Seawolf-class USS Connecticut submarine struck an unknown object and had to limp to Guam for repairs. Just what happened?

US Navy’s SSN(X) submarine faces 2040 delays, risking industrial gaps and undersea warfare dominance amid rising global ...

Prior to the development of the "Block-V" Virginia-class submarine, the newest class of attack submarine in the United States Navy was the Seawolf-class. These were built after the Cold War with ...

The Virginia Class attack submarine incorporates the latest in stealth, intelligence gathering and weapons systems technology.

What You Need to Know: The U.S. Navy’s Seawolf-class submarines—USS Seawolf, USS Connecticut, and USS Jimmy Carter—are powerful yet rare nuclear-powered fast-attack submarines. Built as ...

Designed in 1983 to respond to Soviet attack submarines such as the ubiquitous Akula class, the Seawolf class was intended to replace aging Los Angeles-class attack submarines.

The Seawolf-class is part of the larger American attack submarine fleet of 53 boats, all powered by nuclear reactors.

The Navy’s current attack submarine fleet consists of a mix of older Los Angele s-class submarines, Seawolf -class submarines (shown above), and the latest class of Virginia -class subs.

The Virginia Class attack submarine is the U.S. Navy’s newest undersea warfare platform and incorporates the latest in stealth, intelligence gathering and weapons systems technology.