The Los Angeles-Class Submarine is a class of nuclear-powered fast attack submarines used by the United States Navy. Designed in the 1970s, these submarines are known for their advanced sonar systems and stealth capabilities, allowing them to operate effectively in various underwater environments. They can carry a variety of weapons, including torpedoes and cruise missiles, making them versatile in combat situations. With a length of about 362 feet, the Los Angeles-Class submarines can dive to depths of over 1,500 feet. They are equipped with modern technology for surveillance and reconnaissance missions, contributing to their role in national defense. Over 40 submarines of this class have been built, with many still in active service today.