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Guided Missile Submarine

USS Ohio (SSGN-726)

The USS Ohio is a giant submarine that can carry many missiles and hide deep under the ocean water.

United States Introduced 1981 General Dynamics Electric BoatRole: Undersea warfare and missile launch

Specifications

Length
560 feet
Crew
150 sailors
Top Speed
25 miles per hour
Propulsion
Nuclear reactor
The USS Ohio (SSGN-726) of United States

History

The USS Ohio was the first of its kind. It was originally built to carry big nuclear missiles during the Cold War. It spent most of its time hidden deep under the waves, ready to protect the country if needed.

Later, the Navy changed the ship so it could carry regular missiles instead. This made it very useful for different types of missions. It can stay underwater for months at a time without coming up for air.

Today, it is known as a guided missile submarine. It is one of the biggest submarines ever built. It helps the Navy keep watch over the oceans and carries secret equipment to help other soldiers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Used In

Cold WarWar on Terror

Combat Medals & Awards

Air Force Commendation Medal, Merit decoration, United States medal
Merit decoration

Air Force Commendation Medal

1958

A mid-level military award honoring airmen for meritorious achievement, bravery, or outstanding service.

Air Force Distinguished Service Medal, Distinguished service decoration, United States medal
Distinguished service decoration

Air Force Distinguished Service Medal

1960

A high military award given for exceptionally meritorious service to the government in duties of great responsibility.

Air Medal, Merit decoration, United States medal
Merit decoration

Air Medal

1942

A military decoration awarded for single acts of heroism or meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flight.

Army Commendation Medal, Merit decoration, United States medal
Merit decoration

Army Commendation Medal

1945

A decoration awarded to soldiers for heroism, meritorious achievement, or exemplary service in the United States Army.

Bronze Star, Valor and merit decoration, United States medal
Valor and merit decoration

Bronze Star

1944

A United States military decoration awarded for heroic or meritorious achievement in a combat zone.

Distinguished Flying Cross, Valor decoration, United States medal
Valor decoration

Distinguished Flying Cross

1926

A United States military decoration awarded for heroism or extraordinary achievement in aerial flight.

Distinguished Service Cross, Valor decoration, United States medal
Valor decoration

Distinguished Service Cross

1918

The second highest military decoration for valor awarded to members of the United States Army.

Medal of Freedom, Merit decoration, United States medal
Merit decoration

Medal of Freedom

1945

This foreign award from the United States honored civilians and allied service members who helped defeat enemy forces during wartime.

Medal of Honor, Valor decoration, United States medal
Valor decoration

Medal of Honor

1861

The highest military decoration of the United States, awarded for acts of valor above and beyond the call of duty.

Navy Cross, Valor decoration, United States medal
Valor decoration

Navy Cross

1919

The second highest military decoration for valor awarded to members of the United States Navy and Marine Corps.

Navy Distinguished Service Medal, Distinguished service decoration, United States medal
Distinguished service decoration

Navy Distinguished Service Medal

1919

A major naval decoration honoring exceptionally meritorious service to the government in duties of great responsibility.

Purple Heart, Valor decoration, United States medal
Valor decoration

Purple Heart

1782 (Badge of Military Merit), revived 1932

A United States military decoration awarded to those wounded or killed while serving in the armed forces.

Silver Star, Valor decoration, United States medal
Valor decoration

Silver Star

1932

The third highest military decoration for valor in the United States Armed Forces.

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