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what was the most dangerous soviet submarine during the cold war?
I'm creating a new unit for the Russians in civilization 3, and i was thinking of creating a more modern unit than the cossack, so i thought that a nuclear submarine would work. The problem is, I dont know which one would be most deserving. I realize
You have great answers and size, my opinion, was not the most dangerous. The MOST dangerous were those whose location(s) were UNKNOWN. Size really was not important if smaller subs carrying, maybe less, missiles with adequate and/or equal capabilities
The Widow Makers - Soviet Submarine Disasters (1994)
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Soviet Submarine - News
Russia tests Borei-class sub
Russia's Alexander Nevsky new-generation strategic nuclear-powered submarine has been taken to the high seas for its first performance test. This Borei-class underwater missile cruiser is planned to be equipped with Bulava missiles in the nearest
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David Duchovny sinking into Phantom
David Duchovny has signed up to star in submarine thriller Phantom. The Californication star has joined Ed Harris, William Fichtner and Natascha McElhone in the indie film set on a Soviet submarine during the Cold War, Variety reports.
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SUBMARINES: The Great Russian Fade September 29, 2011: The Russian nuclear submarine fleet will be reduced to about 30 boats in a few years. Russian rulers, and any citizens who care to dig around the Internet, have been aware of this trend for over a decade. |
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Craig veteran bears witness to D-Day “When we came upon the submarine, we dropped a pattern on it (with depth charges) and sank it.” Nicoletto also served aboard the USS Milwaukee, a light cruiser, which was loaned to the Soviet Union's Northern Fleet on April 20, 1944. |
Red October no more: Russia scraps Cold War-era Typhoon submarine
It was the first Soviet nuclear submarine to have the capacity to launch a missile from beneath the polar ice sheet without being detected on satellite and its engines were much quieter than its predecessors, making it much tougher to track.
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