Oklahoma (SSN-802) will be a Virginia-class nuclear powered attack submarine in the United States Navy. She is to be the second vessel named for the state of Oklahoma, and the first to carry the name since the loss of the battleship USS Oklahoma (BB-37) during the attack on Pearl Harbor, which led to the US involvement in World War II.

Mission: The USS Oklahoma SSN 802 Commissioning Committee is dedicated to supporting the christening, commissioning, and crew welfare of the new US Navy warship, the USS Oklahoma SSN 802, through fundraising and event planning.

PCU Oklahoma (SSN 802) is a Virginia-class attack submarine. The Virginia-class, also known as the VA-class or 774-class, is a class of nuclear-powered fast attack submarines in service...

Mar 17, 2025 · Block V hulls include the 10 ships procured from 2019 through 2023 (SSNs 802-811). Two additional future Blocks, Blocks VI and VII, will leverage Block V modifications and future changes....

Depth: 800+ feet (operational) Crew: 113 officers and men. Armament: . - 2 Virginia Paylod Tubes (VPT) for 12 missiles. - 4/21" TT for MK 48 ADCAP . - Advanced Mobile Mines . - Unmanned Undersea Vehicles . - Dry Deck Shelter . - Advanced SEAL Delivery System.

Newport News Shipbuilding held a keel authentication for Virginia-class submarine Oklahoma (SSN 802) on Wednesday, Aug. 2, to celebrate the symbolic beginning of the U.S. Navy submarine’s construction.

Aug 2, 2023 · NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – Senior Navy leaders and shipbuilders gathered at HII-Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) Wednesday, Aug. 2, to attend a keel-laying authentication for the future Virginia-class...

Construction of Oklahoma’s new namesake, the stealthy Virginia-class fast-attack nuclear submarine, is underway. At the commissioning ceremony in 2027, she will join the Naval fleet and enter service as a United States Ship. The pivotal moment is when the Commanding Officer and crew formally come aboard and bring the boat to life.

Aug 2, 2023 · During Wednesday’s authentication, NNS welder Alex VanCampen etched Slavonic’s initials onto a metal plate, signifying the keel of SSN 802 as being “truly and fairly laid.” The metal plate will remain affixed to the submarine throughout its life.

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