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Tango Class / Project 641B |
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Tango Class Submarine |
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| Russian Designation: | Project 641B (also known as the Som) |
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Manufacturer: |
Gorki Shipyard |
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Role: |
Conventional Attack Submarine |
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Year Adopted: |
1972 |
| Number in Class: | 18 Ships |
| Displacement: |
3,000 Tons Surfaced 3,700 Tons Submerged |
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Operational Status: |
Russia - Still in Use |
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Armament: |
6 x 533mm (21 inch) torpedo tubes in
bow 18 anti-submarine/anti-ship torpedoes or 36 AMD-1000 mines. |
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Sensor Suite: |
1x 'Snoop Tray' surface search radar |
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Engine: |
3x diesel engines delivering 6000 hp (4474 kW) with two electric motors driving two propeller shafts. |
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Crew: |
60 Officers and Sailors |
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Length: |
301 feet, 8 inches |
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Draught: |
23 feet |
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Beam: |
29 feet, 6 inches |
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Maximum Speed: |
16 knots surfaced |
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Operating Depth: |
Operational: 300 meters (984 feet) |
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