Fleet-Wide Comparison

The Silent Service

All the boats that serve or served with USS Albuquerque — Los Angeles class, Seawolf class, Virginia class, and Ohio SSBN boomers. See how 706 compares.

The Submarine Force

Every Attack Boat & Boomer, By Class

This page catalogs the U.S. Navy's nuclear submarine fleet — both active and retired — organized by class. Wherever a boat's crew has built a tribute or memorial website, we link to it. If your boat is missing, the record is incomplete, or the link is wrong — reach out through the Crew Portal. USS Albuquerque's row is highlighted in gold.

Attack Submarines (SSN)

Los Angeles Class — 62 Boats

The most successful submarine class in U.S. Navy history. Built 1972–1996 at Electric Boat (Groton) and Newport News Shipbuilding. 31 of the 62 retired; 31 still active or in post-commissioning testing as of 2025. USS Albuquerque (SSN-706) was the 19th boat of the class.

Hull # Name Commissioned Decommissioned Status Tribute Site
SSN-688Los Angeles19762011Retired—
SSN-689Baton Rouge19771995Retired—
SSN-690Philadelphia19772010Retired—
SSN-691Memphis19772011Retired—
SSN-692Omaha19781995Retired—
SSN-693Cincinnati19781996Retired—
SSN-694Groton19781997Retired—
SSN-695Birmingham19781997Retired—
SSN-696New York City19791997Retired—
SSN-697Indianapolis19801998Retired—
SSN-698Bremerton19812021Retired—
SSN-699Jacksonville19812021Retired—
SSN-700Dallas19812018Retired—
SSN-701La Jolla19812019Retired—
SSN-702Phoenix19811998Retired—
SSN-703Boston19821999Retired—
SSN-704Baltimore19821998Retired—
SSN-705City of Corpus Christi19832017Retired—
SSN-707Portsmouth19832005Retired—
SSN-708Minneapolis-Saint Paul19842008Retired—
SSN-709Hyman G. Rickover19842007Retired—
SSN-710Augusta19852009Retired—
SSN-711San Francisco19812016Retired—
SSN-712Atlanta19821999Retired—
SSN-713Houston19822016Retired—
SSN-714Norfolk19832014Retired—
SSN-715Buffalo19832019Retired—
SSN-716Salt Lake City19842006Retired—
SSN-717Olympia19842022Retired—
SSN-718Honolulu19852007Retired—
SSN-719Providence1985—Active—
SSN-720Pittsburgh19852019Retired—
SSN-721Chicago1986—Active—
SSN-722Key West1987—Active—
SSN-723Oklahoma City1988—Active—
SSN-724Louisville19862020Retired—
SSN-725Helena19872020Retired—
SSN-750Newport News19892021Retired—
SSN-751San Juan1988—Active—
SSN-752Pasadena1989—Active—
SSN-753Albany1990—Active—
SSN-754Topeka1989—Active—
SSN-755Miami19902014Retired—
SSN-756Scranton1991—Active—
SSN-757Alexandria1991—Active—
SSN-758Asheville1991—Active—
SSN-759Jefferson City1992—Active—
SSN-760Annapolis1992—Active—
SSN-761Springfield1993—Active—
SSN-762Columbus1993—Active—
SSN-763Santa Fe1994—Active—
SSN-764Boise1992—Active—
SSN-765Montpelier1993—Active—
SSN-766Charlotte1994—Active—
SSN-767Hampton1993—Active—
SSN-768Hartford1994—Active—
SSN-769Toledo1995—Active—
SSN-770Tucson1995—Active—
SSN-771Columbia1995—Active—
SSN-772Greeneville1996—Active—
SSN-773Cheyenne1996—Active—
Attack Submarines (SSN)

Seawolf Class — 3 Boats

Cold War super-predators. Built to hunt Soviet boomers. Only three were built before the program was cut at the end of the Cold War — USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23) was later modified for special operations, including the Multi-Mission Platform.

Hull # Name Commissioned Decommissioned Status Tribute Site
SSN-21Seawolf1997—Active—
SSN-22Connecticut1998—Active—
SSN-23Jimmy Carter2005—Active—
Attack Submarines (SSN)

Virginia Class — 40+ Boats (growing)

The LA-class successor. Building since 2000, now into Block V with Virginia Payload Module. ~24 boats active as of 2025; dozens more authorized or under construction. Expected to serve into the 2060s.

Hull # Name Commissioned Decommissioned Status Tribute Site
SSN-774Virginia2004—Active—
SSN-775Texas2006—Active—
SSN-776Hawaii2007—Active—
SSN-777North Carolina2008—Active—
SSN-778New Hampshire2008—Active—
SSN-779New Mexico2010—Active—
SSN-780Missouri2010—Active—
SSN-781California2011—Active—
SSN-782Mississippi2012—Active—
SSN-783Minnesota2013—Active—
SSN-784North Dakota2014—Active—
SSN-785John Warner2015—Active—
SSN-786Illinois2016—Active—
SSN-787Washington2017—Active—
SSN-788Colorado2018—Active—
SSN-789Indiana2018—Active—
SSN-790South Dakota2019—Active—
SSN-791Delaware2020—Active—
SSN-792Vermont2020—Active—
SSN-793Oregon2022—Active—
SSN-794Montana2022—Active—
SSN-795Hyman G. Rickover2023—Active—
SSN-796New Jersey2024—Active—
SSN-797Iowa2025—Active—
Ballistic Missile Submarines (SSBN / SSGN)

Ohio Class — 18 Boats (Boomers)

The strategic deterrent force. 14 SSBN (Trident missile), 4 converted to SSGN (Tomahawk cruise missile). Replacement by Columbia class begins later this decade. The quietest submarines ever built — nobody hears them coming.

Hull # Name Commissioned Type Status Tribute Site
SSGN-726Ohio1981SSGN (ex-SSBN)Active—
SSGN-727Michigan1982SSGN (ex-SSBN)Active—
SSGN-728Florida1983SSGN (ex-SSBN)Active—
SSGN-729Georgia1984SSGN (ex-SSBN)Active—
SSBN-730Henry M. Jackson1984SSBNActive—
SSBN-731Alabama1985SSBNActive—
SSBN-732Alaska1986SSBNActive—
SSBN-733Nevada1986SSBNActive—
SSBN-734Tennessee1988SSBNActive—
SSBN-735Pennsylvania1989SSBNActive—
SSBN-736West Virginia1990SSBNActive—
SSBN-737Kentucky1991SSBNActive—
SSBN-738Maryland1992SSBNActive—
SSBN-739Nebraska1993SSBNActive—
SSBN-740Rhode Island1994SSBNActive—
SSBN-741Maine1995SSBNActive—
SSBN-742Wyoming1996SSBNActive—
SSBN-743Louisiana1997SSBNActive—
Help us complete this

Know of a Boat's Tribute Site?

If your boat is missing from this list, the commission or decommission date is wrong, or there's a tribute/memorial site for any of these submarines we haven't linked to — reach out through the Crew Portal. Every crew deserves a visible legacy. We want every boat on this table to eventually link to something that honors her.