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Narhvalen-class submarine
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Conventional Submarines · Denmark · 1968
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Narhvalen-class submarine
Narhvalen-class submarine Photo: ThE cRaCkEr · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0
Origin Denmark
CategoryConventional Submarines
EraCold War
In service1968–1970
Operators2 countries
Quantity2
Data Quality84%
01 / Overview
Narhvalen-class submarine
Country
Production
1968–1970
Quantity
2
Operators
02 / Specs & Design
◎Identification5MOD.5
  • Hull Classificationsingle-hull
  • Submarine Typeconventional
  • Laid Down1962
  • Commissioned1970
  • Boats in Class2
◈Displacement5MOD.5
  • Surfaced Displacement419 t
  • Submerged Displacement455 t
  • Length44.3 m
  • Beam4.59 m
  • Draft3.8 m
▣Propulsion5MOD.5
◇Diving & Endurance2MOD.2
  • Test Depth100 m
  • Complement (crew)22
◆Armament3MOD.3
▤Sensors & Combat Systems1MOD.1
03 / History
SERVICE LIFESPANStill in Service
  1. 1968Production started
  2. 1970Production ended
58
years in service
2
years in production
2
units produced
1
countries operating
ⓘ The producing country still actively operates it. 1 countries retired it.
04 / Variants
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05 / Operators
Operator Countries2country
Narhvalen-class submarineSALES1records
YearBuyerQuantityAmountPresent Value (2025)
1968Denmark2——
ⓘ "Present Value" is an estimated amount adjusted for inflation.
06 / MASS Score
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📖 TERMS ON THIS PAGE2terms
Propulsion system combining diesel engines to generate electricity, which powers electric motors driving the vessel's propellers.
Laying explosive mines underwater from a submarine.
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