Submarines Maximum Depth Comparison 3D

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Submarines Maximum Operating Depth Comparison 3D

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Invincible class - 150m (492 ft)
Collins class - 180m (590 ft)
Gotland class - 200m (656ft)
Blekinge class - 200m (656m)
Kilo-II class - 240 m (800 ft)
Virginia class - 240 m (800 ft)
Dosan Ahn Changho class - 250m (820 ft)
Type 039A class - 250 m (820 ft)
Los Angeles class - 290 m (950 ft)
Walrus class - 300 m (980 ft)
Rubis class - 300 m (980 ft)
Astute class - 300 m (980 ft)
Suffren class - 300 m (980 ft)
Type 091 Han class - 300 m (980 ft)
Lada-class - 300 m (980 ft)
Scorpene class - 300 m (980 ft)
Type 039c class - 300 m (980 ft)
Agosta-90B class - 300 m (980 ft)
Dolphin-class - 350m (1,150 ft)
Type-093A Shang-II class - 400m (1,300 ft)
Victor III class - 400 m (1,300 ft)
Triomphant class - 400 m (1,300 ft)
Borie class - 400 m (1,300 ft)
Typhoon class - 400 m (1,300 ft)
Delta IV class - 400 m (1,300 ft)
Hai Kun-class - 420 m (1,380 ft)
Ohio class - 457m (1,500 ft)
S-80 Plus-class 460m (1,510 ft)
Seawolf class - 490m (1,600 ft)
Nagapasa class - 500m (1,600 ft)
Type 209 - 500 m (1,600 ft)
Vanguard class - 510m (1,600 ft)
Sierra class - 550m (1800 ft)
Yasen class - 580m (1,804 ft)
Trafalgar class - 600m (2,000 ft)
Akula class - 600 m (2,000 ft)
Oscar class - 600 m
Soryu class - 800m (2,624 ft)
Oyashio class -800m (2,624 ft)
Taigei-Class - 900m (2,950ft)

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[thebarber]

This must have took a lot of effort to create, good job

[SnakewithaGun]

Got to remember folks. Take the depth rating for these subs with a grain of salt. They could, and probably do, operate at a much greater depth than publicly known.

[beautybyhammerllc]

Pretty sure most of this information is classified and these are probably educated guesses

[angryeliteultragree]

Damn those typhoon subs are massive. Red October made that damn big thing scarier.

[albatross]

Very good presentation. As I know little about modern submarines, I found this very interesting (and quite alarming as to how many nuclear warheads are lurking in the ocean deep).

[KF]

Love your content man, short concise and easy to understand for my puny brain. Keep it up !

[dadibismarck]

I didn't think Nagapasa class could dive that deep

[ralfhtg]

Missing the German Type 212-A. It is allowed to dive to 400 m, but its destruction depth is reported to be at 700 m. And the Russians built a submarine that could dive to 1300 m. But it sunk after an accident.

[danlecleir]

Awesome work, keep up the superb work

[ruskiwaffle]

Will you make another one but for submersibles?

[spiritwolf.]

huh i expected to see K-278 as the top dog in this

[patricianiii]

Дуже класно зроблено! Я обожнюю підводні човни!👍👍👍

[wascargerardohernandezemil]

Could you do the same with aircraft carriers?

Podrías hacer lo mismo con portaaviones?

[WolfeSaber]

The Submarine 707 anime was about the most advanced Japanese sub, which they had it as an old diesel electric one that had to be refitted twice, go up against some very nasty, super advanced subs, only for the real world to show them with subs that can dive deeper than the rest of us. To go that deal, you got to be very advanced.

[shlokbabar]

Why India's arihant class submarine is not mentioned in this video or atleast arighat class submarine. Arihant class is operational currently.

[KellyBrownlee]

The Spanish Isaac Pearl diesel AIP electric sub has been tested down to its test depth of 1565 feet, so it probably can go deeper yet as this video says it can go to 1510 feet, so its depth number is more or less right.

[Kaiserschlacht]

my love cannot be too deep for it implodes on accident

[lobnamahmoud]

Good morning Amazing viz can you please do video about six generation fighters planes

[MaestroAbar]

Many of these submarine's operating depth are dictated by their theater of operation. Littoral attack subs focus more on compact size & stealth rather than maximum operating depth when the area of operation are limited to shallow, near-shore waters. On the opposite end, you have JDSF subs which operates in a mixed environment of shallower eastern seas, as well as significantly deeper Pacific. Many of the larger subs often carries U(A)UVs/submersibles that are capable of operating much deeper for seafloor operations.

[doltsbane]

Given how fictional the officially published depth capabilities for these subs, are you might as well have thrown in the Seaview and seaQuest.