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Type 094 submarine

The Type 094 is a class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines developed by China for the People's Liberation Army Navy Submarine Force. The Type 094 succeeds the Type 092 submarine and precedes the Type 096 submarine, which is under development.

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The Type 094's chief designer was Zhang Jinlin. This type is likely based on the Type 093 nuclear-powered attack submarine. each missile had one warhead and a range capable of reaching parts of Alaska launched from near China. By late 2022, they may have been rearmed with JL-3 SLBMs able to reach the continental United States from the South China Sea; ranges of over have been reported. Starting with the third boat, the sail was streamlined with a small cusp or fillet at the bottom of leading edge and a slight round down at the top of the sail. This was similar to the streamlining refitted to one of the first Type 093 submarines and likely did little to reduce overall drag. The fifth and sixth boats reduced the number of limber holes to reduce noise at high speeds. Popular reporting sometimes uses the designation "Type 094A" for boats starting with the third one; the designation appears not to be officially used by the PLAN. Noise The Type 094 is noisier than contemporary submarines. In 2004, a Chinese researcher reported that the Type 094 had an acoustic signature of 120 decibels, comparable to the . In 2009, the Office of Naval Intelligence of the United States Navy listed the Type 094 as noisier than Soviet/Russian SSBNs from the late 1970s. == Operational history ==
Operational history
A Type 094 was photographed by commercial satellites in late 2006 at the Xiaopingdao Submarine Base. The first commissioned in 2007 They began nuclear deterrence patrols in December 2015. Type 094 boats have surfaced unexpectedly in public view without official explanation. In October 2017, a boat surfaced amidst a Vietnamese fishing fleet near the Paracel Islands, possibly due to a technical issue. Boats have also surfaced in the Taiwan Strait in 2020, 2021, and 2024. == Boats ==
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