Victoria-class Hunter Killer Submarine
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The Victoria-class Hunter Killer Submarines are a class of AIP equipped diesel-electric submarine of the Royal Canadian Navy that are based on the RAN's Collins-class SSK. The Victoria-class was ordered in October 2004 and the first one was launched in 2006. In the 2020s, a further two Victoria-class submarines were constructed.
It is 270 feet (82.3 meters) in length and displaces 4,100 tons. The Victora-class is powered by a General Motors Model 265-S turbodiesel cruise engine and the Ballard fuel-cell air-independent propulsion system.
Unit Run[edit | edit source]
- HMCS Victoria (SSK-879)
- HMCS Windsor (SSK-880)
- HMCS Corner Brook (SSK-881)
- HMCS Chicoutimi (SSK-882)
- HMCS Swift Current (SSK-883)
- HMCS London (SSK-884)
- HMCS Oshawa (SSK-890)
- HMCS Sherbrooke (SSK-891)