Which statement best describes the Seawolf-class submarines?

Which statement best describes the Seawolf-class submarines?

• A. USS Seawolf (SSN 21); USS Connecticut (SSN 22); USS Jimmy Carter (SSN 23)
• B. USS Los Angeles (SSN 688); USS Milwaukee (SSN 704); USS Topeka (SSN 754)
• C. USS Ohio (SSBN-726); USS Michigan (SSGN-727); USS Florida (SSGN-728)
• D. USS Seawolf (SSN 21); USS Seawolf (SSN 22); USS Seawolf (SSN 23)

Answer: (A)

Seawolf-class submarines are a small group of U.S. Navy fast attack submarines built in the late 20th century. The class includes three boats: USS Seawolf (SSN-21), USS Connecticut (SSN-22), and USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23). This description best captures the actual lineup of the Seawolf class, since the other options mix in submarines from different classes—Los Angeles-class attack submarines and Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines (some converted to the SSGN role). So, listing Seawolf, Connecticut, and Jimmy Carter correctly identifies the three ships that make up the Seawolf class.

Seawolf-class submarines are a small group of U.S. Navy fast attack submarines built in the late 20th century. The class includes three boats: USS Seawolf (SSN-21), USS Connecticut (SSN-22), and USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23). This description best captures the actual lineup of the Seawolf class, since the other options mix in submarines from different classes—Los Angeles-class attack submarines and Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines (some converted to the SSGN role). So, listing Seawolf, Connecticut, and Jimmy Carter correctly identifies the three ships that make up the Seawolf class.