The 688i Improved Los Angeles-class submarines, introduced in the late Cold War, remain essential to the U.S. Navy. Building on the original Los Angeles-class, these submarines incorporate quieter ...

All of the Key Points: The Los Angeles-class (688-class) attack submarine, commissioned in 1976, remains one of the U.S. Navy ...

The USS Miami, a Los Angeles-class attack submarine, met a tragic fate in 2013 when arson destroyed it at the Portsmouth ...

The Los Angeles-class nuclear-powered attack submarine, also known as SSN-725 whose motto is “Proud and Fearless,” was listed ...

In 2005, the USS San Francisco, a U.S. Navy Los Angeles-class submarine, struck an uncharted seamount at 30 miles per hour, ...

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 ...

Two more nuclear submarine reactor compartments were floated by barge through the Tri-Cities in October on their way to the ...

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

Naval experts believe the base is equipped with a countermeasure washdown system for nuclear-powered submarines.

Both were 361-foot-long Los Angeles-class submarines. The retired vessels were sent to the waterfront Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility for recycling, with defueled ...