Los Angeles-class

The Los Angeles-class is a series of nuclear-powered attack submarines built for the U.S. Navy, designed to strike fast and quietly. They can operate deep underwater for extended periods, using advanced sonar to detect ships and submarines. These submarines are versatile, capable of hunting targets, gathering intelligence, and launching missiles. Their nuclear propulsion allows them to remain submerged for months, making them crucial for national defense and underwater warfare. The class has been a mainstay of the U.S. submarine fleet since the 1970s, with various upgrades enhancing their capabilities over the years.