Rubis-class submarine

The Rubis class is a class of nuclear-powered attack submarines operated by the French Navy. It originally comprised six boats, the first entering service in 1983 and the last in 1993. Two additional units originally planned were cancelled as a result of post-Cold War budget cuts. All submarines of the Rubis class have been based at Toulon and are part of the Escadrille de sous-marins nucléaires d'attaque. Smaller than contemporary designs of other major world navies, the Rubis class shares many of its system designs with the conventionally-powered Agosta class. In the late 1980s, the Rubis class was proposed to Canada in the context of their plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines.

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beam 7.6 metre, length 73.6 metre, 
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Adua-class submarine, Agosta-class submarine, Aigrette-class submarine, Alfa-class submarine, American Holland-class submarine, Améthyste, Arihant-class submarine, Aréthuse-class submarine, Aurore-class submarine, Balilla-class submarine, Barbel-class submarine, Benjamin Franklin-class submarine, Borei-class submarine, Brin-class submarine, Brumaire-class submarine, Cagni-class submarine, Calvi-class submarine, Casabianca, CC-class submarine, Chang Bogo-class submarine, Circé-class submarine, CM-class midget submarine, Daphné-class submarine, Delfim-class submarines, Delta I-class submarine, Delta II-class submarine, Delta III-class submarine, Dolgorae-class submarine, Draken-class submarine, Echo I-class submarine, Echo II-class submarine, Echo-class submarine, Ethan Allen-class submarine, Farfadet-class submarine, Gal-class submarine, Gato-class submarine, Gotland-class submarine, Grayback-class submarine, Harushio-class submarine, Hotel-class submarine, India-class submarine, James Madison-class submarine, K V-class submarine, Kaidai-class submarine, Kalev-class submarine, Kobben-class submarine, Mackerel-class submarine, Marcello-class submarine, Minerve-class submarine, Morse-class submarine, November-class submarine, Oscar-class submarine, Perla-class submarine, Redoutable-class submarine, Resurgam, Ro-100-class submarine, Rubis, Saphir, Saphir-class minelaying submarine, Scorpène-class submarine, Shchuka-class submarine, Shinkai-class mini-submarine, Sierra II-class submarine, Skate-class submarine, SNLE 3G, Som-class submarine, Suffren-class submarine, Tambor-class submarine, Tang-class submarine, Triomphant-class submarine, Tupi-class submarine, Type 205 submarine, Type 206 submarine, Type 209 submarine, Type 212 A submarine, Type 214-class submarine, Ula-class submarine, Virginia-class submarine, Yūshio-class submarine, Émeraude-class submarine, 

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  Améthyste ⓘ
  1988 Rubis-class submarine

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  Casabianca ⓘ
  1984 Rubis-class submarine

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  Émeraude ⓘ
  1986 Rubis-class submarine

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  Perle ⓘ
  1990 Rubis-class submarine

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  Rubis ⓘ
  1979 Rubis-class submarine

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  Saphir ⓘ
  1981 Rubis-class submarine

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Sous-marin de la classe Rubis dans le goulet de Brest

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
object	watercraft		Améthyste	Rubis-class submarine, nuclear-powered attack submarine	Wikidata
object	watercraft		Casabianca	Rubis-class submarine, nuclear-powered attack submarine	Wikidata
object	watercraft		Émeraude	Rubis-class submarine, nuclear-powered attack submarine	Wikidata
object	watercraft		Perle	Rubis-class submarine, nuclear-powered attack submarine	Wikidata
object	watercraft		Rubis	Rubis-class submarine, nuclear-powered attack submarine	Wikidata
object	watercraft		Saphir	Rubis-class submarine, nuclear-powered attack submarine	Wikidata
commons	image		Sous-marin de la classe Rubis dans le goulet de Brest		Commons