USS Halibut (SSGN 587)
Users: United States Navy
Built: 1957
In commission: 1960-1976
Reclassified: From SSGN-587 to SSN-587, 15 April 1965
Originally designed as one of the earliest Cruise Missile Submarines, the advent of SSBN's would go on to render its original purpose obsolete. However, in the need for spy submarines, the USS Halibut would be converted into a special missions Submarine.
Features:
- Fully Working Hydroplanes and Rudder for pitch and yaw
- Neutral Buoyancy enabling unlimited dive and simulated ballast function
- 1 Regulus II Cruise Missile.
Instructions:
Submarine Operation
1)Pitch for Pitch Control
2)Roll for steering (Yaw)
3)VTOL for ballast control
Cruise Missile Operation
1)Surface the sub.
2)AG1 to Deploy Missile
3)AG2 To launch.
4)Pitch and Yaw to control missile in flight
Since I'm dropping the list this will be the last submarine I build for the 50's (for now). Hope you enjoy this one! I got something special in mind that may or may not come before the Typhoon and Sarov requests, you'll see when it's out!
Specifications
Spotlights
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General Characteristics
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 30.9ft (9.4m)
- Length 349.9ft (106.6m)
- Height 50.3ft (15.3m)
- Empty Weight N/A
- Loaded Weight 22,784lbs (10,334kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.295
- Wing Loading 20.9lbs/ft2 (101.9kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,091.7ft2 (101.4m2)
- Drag Points 4305
Parts
- Number of Parts 192
- Control Surfaces 8
- Performance Cost 841
Nice sub.
Oh btw Vault is essentially lying about everything on that post and he’s blocked me so I can’t defend myself on that post.
I never made death threats or threatened to doxx anyone. That is a complete lie.
Just to let you know so you don’t get the wrong impression of me.
@MintLynx ah
@CptJacobson None, it's only saying that warning because I have the beta.
@MintLynx what's the beta part you used?
epic
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