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规格97米长，100人编制， 潜行速度可达30节。首艇于2010年8月服役，母港可来的。共将建造7艘。

消息来自蓬勃网。

Wire: Press Association UK - English (PAN) Date: Mar 1 2013  10:45:47
Navy to Receive New Nuclear SUB


By Lucy Christie
      March 1 (Press Association) -- Britain's most advanced
attack submarine, Ambush, will officially join the Royal Navy
fleet today.
      A commissioning ceremony will take place at Faslane naval
base on the Clyde where the 7,400-tonne sub will officially
become "Her Majesty's Ship", or HMS Ambush.
      The second Astute-class attack submarine was launched in
January 2011 at BAE Systems shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness,
Cumbria.
      The nuclear-powered submarine arrived at her home port of
HM Naval Base Clyde in September last year where she has
undergone extensive sea trials.
      Ambush is 97 metres-long and holds around 100 personnel.
She travels at a speed of up to 30 knots.
      All seven of the Navy's Astute-class vessels will
eventually be based on the Clyde.
      HMS Astute entered service in August 2010.
      The others are named Artful, Audacious and Anson, and two
are as yet unnamed.

-0- Mar/01/2013 02:45 GMT规格97米长，100人编制， 潜行速度可达30节。首艇于2010年8月服役，母港可来的。共将建造7艘。

消息来自蓬勃网。

Wire: Press Association UK - English (PAN) Date: Mar 1 2013  10:45:47
Navy to Receive New Nuclear SUB


By Lucy Christie
      March 1 (Press Association) -- Britain's most advanced
attack submarine, Ambush, will officially join the Royal Navy
fleet today.
      A commissioning ceremony will take place at Faslane naval
base on the Clyde where the 7,400-tonne sub will officially
become "Her Majesty's Ship", or HMS Ambush.
      The second Astute-class attack submarine was launched in
January 2011 at BAE Systems shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness,
Cumbria.
      The nuclear-powered submarine arrived at her home port of
HM Naval Base Clyde in September last year where she has
undergone extensive sea trials.
      Ambush is 97 metres-long and holds around 100 personnel.
She travels at a speed of up to 30 knots.
      All seven of the Navy's Astute-class vessels will
eventually be based on the Clyde.
      HMS Astute entered service in August 2010.
      The others are named Artful, Audacious and Anson, and two
are as yet unnamed.

-0- Mar/01/2013 02:45 GMT