Oberon-class submarine (Royal Navy)

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The Oberon-class submarine was a widely used class of British diesel-electric patrol submarines renowned for their quiet operation and service with the Royal Navy and several allied navies during the Cold War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diesel-electric submarine class
patrol submarine class
submarine class
armament mines (optional)
torpedo tubes
basedOnDesignOf Porpoise-class submarine
builder Cammell Laird
Chatham Dockyard
Cockatoo Island Dockyard
linked to: Cockatoo Island

Scott Lithgow
Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company
Vickers-Armstrongs
constructionMaterial high-tensile steel
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
crewComplement approximately 60 personnel
designedFor covert surveillance
intelligence gathering
long-range patrols
displacement approximately 2000 tons surfaced
approximately 2400 tons submerged
hullType single-hull with internal ballast tanks
navalBranch submarine service of the Royal Navy
navalTechnology periscopes
radar (limited)
sonar systems
notableCharacteristic very quiet in operation
notableFor export success to allied navies
longevity in service
operator Brazilian Navy
Chilean Navy
Royal Australian Navy
Royal Canadian Navy
Royal Danish Navy
linked to: Danish Navy

Royal Navy
powerPlant diesel engines
electric motors
precededBy Porpoise-class submarine
primaryRole anti-submarine warfare
anti-surface warfare
patrol
propulsionSystem diesel-electric
serviceEntryPeriod 1960s
servicePeriod Cold War era
successor Swiftsure-class submarine
Trafalgar-class submarine
typeOfEngine diesel engine
electric motor
usedBy NATO navies
linked to: NATO naval forces
usedInConflict Cold War

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Upholder-class submarine designedToReplace Oberon-class submarine (Royal Navy)