Yankee-class
Prj.667 «Navaga»
wp_ssbn_yankeeSubmarinesUSSRSSBN
- Length
- 132 m
- Beam
- 11.7 m
- Displacement
- 11900 t
- Max Speed
- 27 kn
Description
The Yankee follows the same pattern set by the US George Washington with the missile tubes in a compartment behind the sail, where earlier Soviet SSBNs had the missiles mounted in a very tall sail structure. Like the Polaris boats, they are capable of submerged launch, rendering them far more survivable than their Hotel- and Golf-class predecessors.
Unit
- Type
- Submarine
- Role
- SSBN
- In service
- 1967–1991
- Armor
- None
- Task Force cost
- 10,000 pts
- Score value
- 9
Dimensions
- Length
- 132 m
- Beam
- 11.7 m
- Displacement
- 11,900 t
Performance
- Max speed
- 27 kn
- Max reverse
- 5 kn
- Periscope depth
- 40 ft
- Crush depth
- 1,640 ft
- Max depth change
- 5 m/s
Machinery
- Main power
- Nuclear
- Horsepower
- 40,000 hp
- Propulsion
- 2 shafts
- Rudders
- 1
Signatures
- Visual ID range
- 6 nm
- RCS
- Semi-small
- IR signature
- Semi-small