Navy Submarine USS Parche Is the 'Most Highly Deadly' in The world

Navy Submarine USS Parche Is the 'Most Highly Deadly' in The world
The USS Parche, first commissioned in 1974 as a Sturgeon-class nuclear-powered fast attack submarine, became renowned as the most highly decorated vessel in U.S. history. After initial service, it was extensively modified for clandestine reconnaissance missions targeting Soviet underwater communications cables. The Parche's missions included tapping cables in the Sea of Okhotsk and recovering missile fragments, leading to an impressive array of honors, including ten Presidential Unit Citations.
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[@scottstevens2752]

Don't waste your time here unless you like a robot that repeats itself over and over....

[@1337flite]

Thanks chief. Youre totes right.

[@PtolemyCeasar]

Archer Point.

[@pedrosalazar4748]

It was a Sturgeon Class ( long hull ) Fast Attack submarine , not a 688 Los Angeles Class Fast Attack submarine !

[@scottstevens2752]

Forgive the stupid robot :P

[@BDCF100]

Absolute click bait. Many facts stated are false. The PARCHE did not replace the HALIBUT. That role went to the venerable USS SEAWOLF (SSN 575). Much later the PARCHE took on that vital job.

[@scalawag6878]

Person who made this video doesn't have a clue what they're talking about