DieselSub

SSN

SSBN

 

 

 

Acheron Class

T Class
Oberon Class
Upholder Class
Porpoise Class

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OBERON   CLASS

 

 

 

Displacement (tons): 2,030 sf
2,400 sm
Length (ft): 295.5 oa
Breadth (ft) 26.5
Draught/Height (ft): 18
Machinery: Two Admiralty 16VVs- ASR1 diesel engines 3680 bhp.
Two electric motors 6,000 shp. Two shafts
Speed (kts): 15 sf
17 sm
Oil Supply (tons): na
Armament:
8 x 21 inch tubes.
6 bow, 2 stern.
24 reloads.
Range: 9,000 nm at 12 kts sf
Complement: 6 Officers and 62 Others.

 

 

 

Submarine Pennant Builder Laid Down Launch Commissioned
Oberon S09 Chatham Dockyard 28 Nov 57 18 Jul 59 24 Feb 61
Onslaught S14 Chatham Dockyard 08 Apr 59 24 Sep 60 14 Aug 62
Orpheus S11 Vickers (Barrow) 16 Apr 59 17 Nov 59 25 Nov 60
Odin S10 Cammell Laird (Birkenhead) 27 Apr 59 04 Nov 60 03 May 62
Otter S15 Scotts (Greenock) 14 Jan 60 15 May 61 20 Aug 62
Olympus S12 Vickers (Barrow) 04 Mar 60 14 Jun 61 07 Jul 62
Oracle S16 Cammell Laird (Birkenhead) 26 Apr 60 26 Sep 61 14 Feb 63
Ocelot S18 Chatham Dockyard 17 Nov 60 05 May 62 31 Jan 64
Otus S18 Scotts (Greenock) 31 May 61 17 Oct 62 05 Oct 63
Opossum S19 Cammell Laird (Birkenhead) 21 Dec 61 23 May 63 05 Jun 64
Opportune S20 Scotts (Greenock) 26 Oct 62 14 Feb 64 29 Dec 64
Osiris S13 Vickers (Barrow) 26 Jan 63 29 Nov 62 11 Jan 64
Onyx S21 Cammell Laird (Birkenhead) 16 Nov 64 18 Aug 66 20 Nov 67

 

These boats were a further improvement on the British Porpoise Class.They were classified as the finest conventional submarines in the world during their existence.

Also other Navies used these submarines, Australia, Canada, Brazil and Chile.

 

AUSTRALIA
Oxley April 1967
Ovens April 1969
Otway April 1968
Onslow Dec 1969
Orion June 1977
Otama April 1978
CANADA
Ojibwa Sep 1965
Onondaga June 1967
Okanagan June 1968
BRAZIL
Humaita June 1973
Tonelero Dec 1977
Riachuelo March 1977
CHILE
O'Brien April 1976
Hyatt Sep 1976

 

 

HMS OBERON

HMS OCELOT

HMS ONSLAUGHT
HMS OTUS
HMS ODIN

         

 

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