Summary and Key Points: The U.S. Navy's Los Angeles-class fast attack submarines were developed in response to the advancing Soviet submarine technology during the Cold War. Designed as successors ...

Los Angeles-class Submarine, The Specs. The top speed of the Los Angeles remains classified, although we know the sub can exceed 25 knots. Some estimates place the sub’s top speed at 30 to 33 knots.

Inside the narrow confines of the control room aboard a Los Angeles-class submarine, the officer of the deck, who is responsible for the ship's operations at any given moment, is never more than a ...

The Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Toledo recently arrived at its new homeport at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in ...

After final trip from Guam, USS Key West submarine arrives in Bremerton for decommissioning The Los Angeles-class submarine's final stop will be at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard after a 35-year career.

Los Angeles (SSN 688)-class submarines are the backbone of the U.S. Navy’s submarine force with 41 ships now on active duty. Thirty Los Angeles-class SSNs are equipped with 12 Vertical Launch ...

Glancing at the green-and-black sonar screens aboard the USS Los Angeles, Cmdr. Steven Harrison reminisced about the brief 1 1/2 years he oversaw operations aboard the nuclear-powered submarine. Go… ...