Los Angeles Flight II
Los Angeles Flight II
Attack Submarines
Basic Information
Name
Los Angeles Flight II
Designation
Los Angeles Flight II
Alternate Designation
SSN 719 USS Providence
Equipment Type
Attack Submarines
Manufacturer
General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman
Date of Introduction
1985
Description
The SSN 719 USS Providence was the first Los Angeles-class submarine to accommodate 12 Vertical Launch Systems (VLS) for Tomahawk cruise missiles. These submarines also feature an upgraded nuclear reactor core. The US Navy commissioned eight boats between 1985 and 1989.
Naval & Littoral Specifications
Crew
134
Beam
10.10 m
Overview (Deagel)
Group
Attack Submarines
Status
Retired - No Longer Operational
Also Known As
SSN 719 USS Providence
Origin
United States of America
Contractors
General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman
Initial Operational Capability (IOC)
July 27, 1985
Total Production
8
Unitary Cost
USD $900 million
Specifications (Deagel)
Crew
134
Number of Vertical Launch Systems
12
Torpedo Tubes
4
Dimensions — Beam
10.1 meter
Dimensions — Length
110 meter
Mass — Displacement Submerged
7,100 ton
Performance — Max Operating Depth
450 meter
Power — Power
35,000 shp
Speed — Top Speed Submerged
15.4 mps
Time — Service Life
25 year
Gear (Deagel)
Item 1
Anti-Ship Missiles: UGM-84D Harpoon
Item 2
Cruise Missiles: Tactical Tomahawk (12)
Item 3
Cruise Missiles: Tomahawk Block II (12)
Item 4
Cruise Missiles: Tomahawk Block III (12)
Item 5
Sonar Systems: A-RCI
Item 6
Torpedoes: Mark 48 ADCAP
Variants
Variant 1
SSN 688 Los Angeles
Variant 2
Los Angeles Flight II
Variant 3
Los Angeles Flight III
Details
Country of Origin
United States
Category
Submarines
Naval > Submarines
Sources
deagel.com: https://www.deagel.com/x/x/a000492
Classification
Domain
Naval & Littoral
Equipment Status
Active
Dimensions
Length
110 m
Width
10.1 m
Height
—
Weight
—
Operators (1)
United States
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