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Typhoon: Russia Built Missile Submarines Bigger Than the U.S. Navy Could Match
Typhoon-Class: Project 941 Boats The Sevmash Shipyard built six of a planned seven Project 941 submarines for the Russian Navy, and all were operational with the Northern Fleet.
‘The Hunt For Red October’ ends in Wyoming as fan lands the giant sub used in the movie
A Wyoming man who once read Tom Clancy novels during class in high school recently bought the original Red October in an online auction.
Navy hero reflects on Honor Flight Maine experience
Jon Hentz rescued a downed bomber crew in a typhoon. Years later, he jumped at the chance to visit the national war memorials ...
Engineering News-Record11d
Tutor Perini-Nan JV Wins $331M Navy Contract to Repair Guam Breakwater
The typhoon and subsequent repairs come amid a push to build up the U.S. military’s presence on Guam. On Oct. 30, Granite ...
The Taipei Times12d
Budget center urges caution on submarine plans
The Ministry of National Defense should comprehensively gauge the risks in budgeting more than NT$28.4 billion (US$888.39 ...
The National Interest27d
Typhoon: Russia Built Missile Submarines Bigger Than the U.S. Navy Could Match
The Russian Navy has decommissioned the Dmitry Donskoy, the last active Typhoon-class submarine and the largest submarine ever built. Initially entering service in 1981 as TK-208, it was the lead ...