The Los Angeles-class submarine is a class of nuclear-powered fast attack submarines used by the United States Navy. Designed for anti-submarine warfare, intelligence gathering, and special operations, these submarines are known for their speed and stealth capabilities. They can carry torpedoes and cruise missiles, making them versatile in various combat scenarios. Commissioned in the 1970s, the Los Angeles-class submarines have undergone several upgrades to enhance their technology and weaponry. With a length of about 362 feet and a crew of around 130, they are capable of operating at great depths and can remain submerged for extended periods, providing strategic advantages in naval operations.