SSN 707

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U.S. Navy

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About SSN 707

USS Pasadena (SSN-707) is a Los Angeles-class nuclear-powered attack submarine of the United States Navy. Commissioned on February 11, 1989, she has participated in numerous deployments, supporting both peacetime operations and combat missions, including intelligence gathering and anti-submarine warfare. Throughout her career, USS Pasadena has operated in the Pacific and Indian Oceans, earning recognition for her performance during various exercises and joint operations with allied navies. The submarine exemplifies the advanced capabilities of her class and continues to contribute to U.S. naval readiness and global security.

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Keith Lee

U.S. Navy

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Ken Foether

U.S. Navy

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Photos

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

About SSN 707

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• USS Pasadena (SSN-707): SSN-707 is the hull number for the USS Pasadena, a Los Angeles-class nuclear-powered attack submarine in the United States Navy. • Commissioning: USS Pasadena was commissioned on February 11, 1989, at Groton, Connecticut. • Named After: The submarine is named after Pasadena, California, and is the third U.S. Navy ship to bear the name. • Construction: Her keel was laid down on December 20, 1985, at the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corporation. • Operational Deployments: USS Pasadena has completed multiple deployments to the Western Pacific, Indian Ocean, and Persian Gulf, supporting various operations and exercises. • Homeport: The submarine has been homeported at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, making it a key asset in the Pacific Fleet. • Ice Operations: Pasadena has operated under the polar ice cap, showcasing the versatility and endurance of the Los Angeles-class submarines. • Tomahawk Missiles: As a Los Angeles-class submarine, Pasadena is capable of launching Tomahawk cruise missiles, enhancing its strike capabilities. • Award-Winning Crew: The crew has earned multiple awards, including the Battle "E" for excellence in combat efficiency. • Public Engagement: USS Pasadena has participated in community events, such as visits to its namesake city, strengthening ties between the Navy and the public.