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Published: 2012-05-03 22:00:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 15810; Favourites: 34; Downloads: 670
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There are several well-known SSBNs that is capable to launch submerged ballistic missiles, and I've grouped them together to make a size chart as well as the loadout of missiles to let you understand their visual size and missile ranges.
Here are listed ballistic missile submarines (the downer, the smaller):
Typhoon (Russia)
Ohio (United States)
Borei (Russia)
Delta III (Russia)
Vanguard (United Kingdom)
Jin Type-094 (People's Republic of China)
Le Triomphant (France)
Xia Type-092 (People's Republic of China)
Arihant (India)
Will add more details as well as other variant of SSBNs.
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How do you know the Β range figures? Each sub utilizes single type of a missile -the range varies only because of payload (number of warheads and decoys) how do you know that for example half of the ohio missiles is loaded with full throwweight Β and thus has oa range 7400-7800 km while the other half is over 11.000 km?
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Actually, I don't. I get these info from Wikipedia, and I was in a curious moodΒ to find out their sizes of subs and missiles, rather than their actual range.
I marked their missile ranges with difference colorsΒ so to tell it can be use in various types of missiles. The shorter ranged of missiles in Ohio is Trident-I (decommissioned), while the longer blue type is Trident-II. Vanguard also have Trident-II before their indigenous missiles into service.
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Ahhh the typhoon, the biggest suckers of them all.
One of my favourite subs.
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With oversized R-39 which is having a range less than 10 thousands KM, I gotta say Borey is getting underrated.
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Enlarging the image wasnt requiered at all for me.
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You really sure? I did make quite a shape for these missiles and rotors...
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Marginal difference, I dont use a laptop, got a 23" 1080p monitor.
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Yea... mine got 24" with 1920x1200, not cropped to 1080p scale...
Perhaps I should work more harder on visual details for the next update.
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