Soviet submarine B-427, Soviet submarine in Long Beach, California.
The Soviet Submarine B-427 is a Foxtrot class diesel-electric that served in the Soviet navy during the cold war.
Launched in 1971, it was decommissioned in the early 90s and purchased by an Australian businessman.
This submarine became part of the maritime Museum in Long Beach and drew a large number of tourists each year.
It is currently closed to the public due to lack of funding for its repair and maintenance.
The B-427 also had the capability to launch torpedoes and was capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
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