The Delta-class submarines emerged in the late 1960s and 1970s as a response to the evolving demands of the Cold War arms race.The Soviet Union sought to counter the United States’ growing fleet ...

The Delta IV submarines, which are 167 meters long, have an operational diving depth of 320 meters (roughly 1,050 feet) and a maximum depth of 400 meters (1,300 feet).

Between 1972 and 1992, the Soviet Union built forty-three submarines to a series of designs that NATO collectively described as the Delta class.

It's true that the U.S.S. Grayback was a submarine that had a crew of 80 sailors when it was destroyed in World War II around February 1944. It's also true that it was found by the Lost 52 Project ...

The delta dry dock that’s 13 miles away in Bangor was completed in the 1980s as part of the Navy’s support systems for its nuclear ballistic-missile submarine fleet.

Russia still has seven of the Cold War era Delta class SSBNs in service with several more being refurbished to extend their service life. Russia has planned a major expansion of its navy since the ...

The Delta IV submarines, built during the Cold War, are 548 feet long and are each equipped with 16 Sineva submarine-launched ballistic missiles. The newer Borei-class sub, ...

The Chinese ballistic missile submarine (SSBN) fleet consists of at least four (and possibly as many as six) Jin class (Type 094/094A) SSBNs, as well as the sole Xia class (Type 092) SSBN. Some ...

With a submerged displacement of around 15,500 tons it can be loaded with up to 16 R-29RMU Sineva submarine-launched ballistic missiles. SSBN K-114 Tula project 667BDRM - DELTA-IV SSN K-157 Vepr ...

Errors, missing parts, worker stress and time pressure led to a costly incident at Victoria Shipyards, where the military ...