Why the U.S. Navy Can't Match Russia's Sierra-II 'Titanium' Submarine
Story by Harrison Kass • 19h
© Provided by National Interest
Summary and Key Points on this Submarine from Russia: During the Cold War, the Soviet Union and the U.S. raced to develop advanced military technology, including submarines. The USSR experimented with titanium hulls, resulting in the Sierra II-class submarines, known for their impressive speed and deep-diving capabilities.
-However, the cost and complexity of working with titanium limited production to just two submarines. Despite their strengths, the difficulties in manufacturing and maintenance made the U.S. choose more conventional materials.
-The Sierra II-class remains a testament to Cold War innovation and the extreme lengths the Soviet Union went to achieve naval superiority.
Cold War Submarines: The Costly Secrets of the Soviet Sierra II-Class
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/why-the-u-s-navy-can-t-match-russia-s-sierra-ii-titanium-submarine/ar-BB1obby0?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=cba55d6413194a8da4f10db0fa80b3c1&ei=51
