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- Power: Nuclear (GE S8G Reactor)
- Stealth: Low acoustic signature, anechoic coating
- Weapons: 154 Tomahawk missiles, Mk 48 torpedoes
- Sensors: AN/BQQ-10 sonar suite, AN/WLR-10 ESM
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- Displacement: 3,530 tons submerged
- Maximum Speed: 23 knots submerged
- Radar Range: N/A
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): None
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- Displacement: 6,900 tons (submerged)
- Maximum Speed: 30+ knots (56 km/h)
- Radar Range: Classified
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): Up to 12 (Improved variants)
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- Power: Life-of-ship nuclear reactor
- Stealth: Electric drive, low acoustic signature
- Weapons: 16 × Trident II D5LE SLBMs
- Sensors: Advanced sonar and combat management system
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- Displacement: 9,150 tons submerged
- Maximum Speed: 35+ knots
- Radar Range: N/A (uses sonar)
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): None
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- Displacement: 18,750 tons submerged
- Maximum Speed: 25+ knots
- Radar Range: N/A (Submarine Sonar-Based)
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): 24 (Trident II D5 Tubes)
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- Displacement: 7,900 tons submerged
- Maximum Speed: 25+ knots submerged
- Radar Range: N/A (submarine sonar-based)
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): 12 (up to 40 Tomahawks with VPM)
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