Mystery of US nuclear submarine fleet "hiding" at the bottom of the ocean

The US Ohio-class submarine is likened to a "nuclear ghost" under the ocean with a global strategic deterrence mission. (Photo:Education Times)

There are currently 14 Ohio submarines in operation, accounting for 70% of the US nuclear deterrent since the Cold War. (Photo: Naval News)

Each ship is capable of launching Trident missiles carrying multiple nuclear warheads from any location under the sea. (Photo: Education Times)

The Trident missile has a range of up to 11,000 km and flies at hypersonic speeds, bringing terrifying destructive power. (Photo: Education Times)

Although designed for 30 years of service, this submarine fleet has been in operation for more than 42 years and is still extremely effective. (Photo: Education Times)

Nuclear propulsion systems allow ships to operate secretly for long periods of time without surfacing. (Photo: Education Times)

The US Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) supports more than 100,000 components, ensuring the ship is always ready for combat. (Photo: Education Times)

The US Navy will soon deploy the Columbia-class submarine to succeed the Ohio and consolidate its underwater superiority. (Photo: Education Times)

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