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Why the Soviet Union's November-Class Were so Deadly (For Their Crews)

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These Russian Submariners Had More To Worry About Than Enemy Navies

Sailing These Russian Nuclear Submarines Was Basically A Suicide Mission

Revealed: The Secrets Behind Russia's Crazy 100-Megaton Nuclear Torpedo

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Does Russia Really Have A 100 Megaton Nuclear Torpedo Called Status-6?

An aerial port quarter view of a Soviet Mike class nuclear-powered attack submarine underway. Taken on 1 January 1986

We Can Tell You Where Two Missing Russian Nuclear Weapon Are (5,000 Feet Below the Waves)

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Navy Riddle: Why Does Russia's Aircraft Carrier Pump Out So Much Black Smoke?

Nuclear Nightmares: Russia's First Nuclear Powered Submarines Had Lots Of Problems

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Sinking Feeling: How Submarines Became the Super Weapon the Rules the Oceans

Weird Warship: Why Helicopter Cruisers (Half Aircraft Carrier, Half Cruiser) Flopped

Mystery Solved: Why Russia's Aircraft Carrier Pumps Out So Much Black Smoke

Aerial starboard bow view of a Russian Navy Northern Fleet Sierra II class nuclear-powered attack submarine underway on the surface.

The Best Submarine You Never Heard Of: Meet Russia's Deadly Sierra-Class Submarine

Meet the Helicopter-Cruiser: The Half Aircraft Carrier

Meet the 5 Deadliest Warships from the Russian Navy

The Forgotten Weapon of World War II That Every Navy Feared

SOLVED: Why Russia's Aircraft Carrier Pumps Out So Much Black Smoke