Collins-class submarine - Wikipedia
WEBThe Collins-class submarines are classified by the RAN as SSGs, or guided missile carrying submarines, [67] although some defence industry websites refer to the boats as hunter-killer submarines, or SSKs.
SSK Collins Class (Type 471) Submarine - Naval Technology
WEBMay 3, 2001 · The Type 471 Collins Class submarine is of single-hull design. A mk48 mod 4 heavyweight torpedo. Collins is equipped with a Thales Optronics CK043 search periscope and CH093 attack periscope.
WEBweapons, control systems and more, ensuring the continuity of Australia’s formidable submarine capability. The agile Collins Class submarines manoeuvre via four control surfaces at the rear of the submarine, which are individually actuated to provide superior manoeuvrability and inherent redundancy.
Collins class - Weaponsystems.net
WEBThe Collins is an enlarged version of the Vastergotland class diesel-electric submarine. The layout is conventional with the armament and sonar in the bow, the crew and command compartments in the middle and below the sail.
Australia Confirms life-of-type extension for Collins-class Submarines ...
WEBSep 19, 2021 · Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morison has approved a Life-of-Type Extension to the Collins class submarine fleet from 2026 in South Australia, and confirmed that the Full-Cycle Docking of the Collins …
Guided Missile Submarine, Diesel-Electric (SSG)
WEBCollins Class submarines are an essential part of Australia’s naval capability, providing a strategic advantage in terms of surveillance and protection of our maritime approaches. Following is a list of Collins Class submarines commissioned into …
HMAS Collins - Royal Australian Navy
WEBCommissioned on 27 July 1996, HMAS Collins was the first of the six Collins Class submarines to enter service in the Royal Australian Navy. Based at Fleet Base West in Western Australia, they are a formidable element in Australia's defence capability.
The collins class submarine story - Cambridge University Press
WEBJun 18, 2020 · The construction of the Collins class submarines was Australia’s largest, most expensive and most controversial military purchase. The project had its origins in the late 1970s and the last submarine was delivered to the navy in 2003.
The Collins Class - Submarine Institute of Australia
WEBThe Collins Class submarines are the second largest non-nuclear powered submarines in the world. In 1987, the newly formed Australian Submarine Corporation (now ASC Pty Ltd), began the task of designing and building the most …
HMAS Collins | The Sea Power Centre - Royal Australian Navy
WEBFeb 14, 1990 · Based at Fleet Base West in Western Australia, HMAS Collins was the first of the six Collins Class submarines to enter service in the Royal Australian Navy. These submarines are a formidable element in Australia's defence capability.
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