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Home›Weapons Systems›USA: Virgina Class Submarines Can be ”Stretched” to Boost Firepower, Electric Boat Says
Weapons Systems

April 13, 2011 · about 15 years ago

USA: Virgina Class Submarines Can be ”Stretched” to Boost Firepower, Electric Boat Says

Electric Boat says it can add more missile tubes to Virginia-class submarines without compromising speed or stealth.EB has been working on a… By Jennifer McDermott (theday) [mappress] Source: theday, April 13, 2011;

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Electric Boat says it can add more missile tubes to Virginia-class submarines without compromising speed or stealth.EB has been working on a…

By Jennifer McDermott ( theday ) [mappress] Source: theday, April 13, 2011;

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