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instanceOf
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United States Navy submarine
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museum ship
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nuclear-powered submarine
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armament
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torpedo tubes
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awarded
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National Historic Landmark status
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Navy Unit Commendation
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Presidential Unit Citation
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beam
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about 8.5 meters
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branch
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United States Navy Submarine Force
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builder
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Electric Boat Company
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General Dynamics Electric Boat
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class
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Nautilus-class submarine
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commissioned
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1954-09-30
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country
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United States
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crewComplement
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around 100 officers and enlisted
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decommissioned
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1980-03-03
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designatedNationalHistoricLandmark
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1982
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displacement
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approximately 3,180 tons surfaced
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approximately 3,500 tons submerged
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draft
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about 7.6 meters
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expedition
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Operation Sunshine
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homeport
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Groton, Connecticut
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hullNumber
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SSN-571
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laidDown
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1952-06-14
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launched
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1954-01-21
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length
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about 98.7 meters
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locationAfterDecommissioning
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Groton, Connecticut
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maximumSpeed
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over 20 knots submerged
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museumLocation
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Groton, Connecticut
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Submarine Force Library and Museum
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namedAfter
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Nautilus (fictional submarine in Jules Verne’s novels)
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namesake
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Nautilus (marine mollusk)
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NorthPoleTransitDate
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1958-08-03
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notableAchievement
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first operational nuclear-powered submarine
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first submarine to complete an under-ice transit to the North Pole
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openToPublic
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yes
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operator
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United States Navy
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powerplant
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S2W nuclear reactor
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precededBy
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conventionally powered submarines of the U.S. Navy
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primaryRole
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attack submarine
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propulsion
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nuclear reactor
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steam turbines
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route
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Pacific Ocean to Atlantic Ocean via Arctic under the polar ice cap
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serviceEntryEra
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Cold War
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significance
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demonstrated strategic value of under-ice Arctic transits
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pioneered practical naval nuclear propulsion
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sponsor
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Mamie Eisenhower
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status
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museum ship
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successor
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Skipjack-class nuclear submarines
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