File:Sierra class submarine 2.jpg

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  • Source: DoDMedia
  • Released to Public
  • ID:DN-SN-85-06984
  • Service Depicted: Other Service
  • An aerial bow view of the Soviet Sierra class nuclear-powered attack submarine underway.
  • Camera Operator: ROYAL NORWEGIAN AIR FORCE
  • Date Shot: 1 Nov 1984

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