USS Dallas (SSN-700)
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| Klasa | okręt podwodny | |
| Typ | Los Angeles | |
| Historia | ||
| Stocznia | Electric Boat | |
| Położenie stępki | 9 października 1976 | |
| Wodowanie | 28 kwietnia 1979 | |
 US Navy | ||
| Wejście do służby | 18 lipca 1981 | |
| Dane taktyczno-techniczne | ||
| Wyporność • na powierzchni • w zanurzeniu | 6300 długich ton 6927 długich ton | |
| Długość | 110 m | |
| Szerokość | 10 m | |
| Zanurzenie testowe | 300 m | |
| Rodzaj kadłuba | dwukadłubowy | |
| Materiał kadłuba | kadłub sztywny ze stali HY-80 | |
| Napęd | ||
| 1 reaktor S6G chłodzony wodą 1 turbina o mocy 30.000 KM napędzająca jedną śrubę | ||
| Prędkość • na powierzchni • w zanurzeniu • taktyczna | 25 węzłów 33 węzły 6 węzłów | |
| Sensory | ||
| • radar:AN/BPS-15 • sonary: AN/BQQ-5 i AN/BQS-15 antena holowana TB-16 | ||
| Uzbrojenie | ||
| 26 x Mk 48 ADCAP, Tomahawk SLCM miny: Mk.67 SLMM, Mk.60 Captor | ||
| Wyrzutnie torpedowe | torpedowe: 4 x 533 mm na dziobie | |
| Załoga | 132 oficerów i marynarzy | |
USS Dallas (SSN-700) – amerykański myśliwski okręt podwodny z napędem atomowym typu Los Angeles. Jako okręt najstarszej generacji jednostek 688 dysponuje możliwością wystrzeliwania torped Mk.48 ADCAP i pocisków manewrujących UGM-109 Tomahawk z wyrzutni torpedowych. Jednostka o długości 110 metrów i wyporności w zanurzeniu wynoszącej 6927 długich ton, dzięki napędowi atomowemu zapewnianemu przez siłownię o mocy 30000 KM z reaktorem wodnociśnieniowym S6G, zdolna jest do pływania podwodnego z prędkością 33 węzłów.
Bibliografia
- Norman Polmar: Cold War Submarines, The Design and Construction of U.S. and Soviet Submarines. K. J. More. Potomac Books, Inc, 2003. ISBN 1-57488-530-8.
- Norman Friedman, James L. Christley: U.S. Submarines Since 1945: An Illustrated Design History. Naval Institute Press. ISBN 1-55750-260-9.
- Norman Friedman: The Naval Institute guide to world naval weapons systems, 1997-1998. Annapolis, Maryland: US Naval Institute, 1997. ISBN 1-55750-268-4.
Zobacz też
- USS Dallas (DD-199)
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Souda Bay, Crete, Greece (July 19, 2004) - The Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Dallas (SSN 700) departs Souda Bay harbor following a brief port visit. Dallas is homported in Groton, Conn., and currently on a routine deployment. Commissioned in 1981, Dallas is the first Los Angeles class submarine to have a dry deck shelter. Dry Deck Shelters provide specially configured nuclear powered submarines with a greater capability of deploying Special Operations Forces (SOF). DDSs can transport, deploy, and recover SOF teams from Combat Rubber Raiding Crafts (CRRCs) or SEAL Delivery Vehicles (SDVs), all while remaining submerged. In an era of littoral warfare, this capability substantially enhances the combat flexibility of both the submarine and SOF personnel. U.S. Navy photo by Paul Farley (RELEASED)
Souda Bay, Crete, Greece (July 19, 2004) - The Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Dallas (SSN 700) departs Souda Bay harbor following a brief port visit. Dallas is homported in Groton, Conn., and currently on a routine deployment. Commissioned in 1981, Dallas is the first Los Angeles class submarine to have a dry deck shelter. Dry Deck Shelters provide specially configured nuclear powered submarines with a greater capability of deploying Special Operations Forces (SOF). DDSs can transport, deploy, and recover SOF teams from Combat Rubber Raiding Crafts (CRRCs) or SEAL Delivery Vehicles (SDVs), all while remaining submerged. In an era of littoral warfare, this capability substantially enhances the combat flexibility of both the submarine and SOF personnel. U.S. Navy photo by Paul Farley (RELEASED)