Product Description

- Ohio-class nuclear submarines are ballistic missile nuclear submarines (SSBNs) operated by the United States Navy.
- Ships 1-4 were converted into Cruise Missile Nuclear Submarines (SSGNs) after commissioning due to treaty restrictions.
- Largest displacement submarine in the Western world, and the largest active submarine in length and submarine-launched ballistic missile capacity.
- The Ohio-class mission is to lurk under the sea and launch nuclear missiles at other nations if they are fired or threatened to be launched against the United States.
- Therefore, after sailing to the waiting sea area after leaving the port, it dives all the time and waits in preparation for the launch of nuclear missiles.
- This single voyage took about 60 days to the Lafayette class, but the Ohio class was larger and slightly improved in habitability, so the voyage was slightly longer, from 70 to 90 days.

- For periscopes, you can choose between a floating state and a submerged state.
- The missile hatch can be opened or closed in 2 places.
- Etched screws
- Comes with a display stand


Item Size/Weight : 36 x 13 x 4.2 cm / 133g

Product Specifications

Country

USA

Item code

RC27004

JAN code

4544032857561

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