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Old 01-16-08, 05:53 PM   #1
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Typhoon:

654feet 4 inchs long
82 feet 2inch wide
33.3 feet draft

33,600 tonnes displacement surfaced
47,980 tonnes displacement submerged

by far the biggest submarine yet built.
Well, let's see, that's:

128 feet longer, about the same beam and almost 15,000 tons heavier than the 1906 battleship HMS Dreadnought;

Only 233 feet shorter than USS Iowa.




Pretty big for a boat.
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Old 01-17-08, 09:20 AM   #2
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[Bump] still looking for any info on this.
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The “Typhoon” itself was included in the Guinness Record Book at beginning of the 1980s. Its total displacement makes up about 33,000 tons; it carries 24 ballistic missiles capable of being launched underwater. Six submarines of this kind were constructed in Severodvinsk. The sub launched today is the oldest of its kind: it is already more than twenty years old. The unique sub was a response to the US’s construction of the “Ohio” nuclear submarine with 24 ballistic missiles on board. However, the “Typhoon,” constructed at Russia’s famous design bureau Rubin under the guidance of famous designer Spassky, surpassed the “Ohio”: The “Typhoon” is still the largest submarine in the world.
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Old 01-17-08, 11:30 AM   #4
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The “Typhoon” itself was included in the Guinness Record Book at beginning of the 1980s. Its total displacement makes up about 33,000 tons; it carries 24 ballistic missiles capable of being launched underwater. Six submarines of this kind were constructed in Severodvinsk. The sub launched today is the oldest of its kind: it is already more than twenty years old. The unique sub was a response to the US’s construction of the “Ohio” nuclear submarine with 24 ballistic missiles on board. However, the “Typhoon,” constructed at Russia’s famous design bureau Rubin under the guidance of famous designer Spassky, surpassed the “Ohio”: The “Typhoon” is still the largest submarine in the world.
Sorry to say this but the infor is wrong, surfaced the typhoon displaces 33, 600 tonnes and submerged 47,980 tonnes submerged, she carrrys just 20 missiles (SS-N-20) and they are younger than ohio they were designed to compete with ohio right from the word go. the oldest unit dmitri donskoy TK208 was launched in 1977 which makes her 31 years old.
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So far after twenty four hours all I can find is this mention
on Haze Gray and Underway.

Disposals/Reserve: K-441 and K-424 stricken 1996, K-129 stricken 1995, K-433 gutted for probable conversion to a "research" (special operations) or DSRV transport submarine, but there is no evidence that this work has been carried out. 6 of the 11 units listed below are also stricken or unservicable, specific identities not known.

Still it doesnt seem authoritative.

Still looking for info.
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Old 01-18-08, 05:28 PM   #6
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Old 01-18-08, 08:41 PM   #7
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I am still having a good old look at my documents and things, push comes to shuv might be able to ring my stepdad and see whats what but theres no garentee he will tell me though, thats assuming he knows bear in mind he is mainly dealing with auxilaries and surface ships.
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