USS George Washington

Ballistic Missile submarine

What started as the original USS Scorpion, a Skipjack Class Attack Submarine, became the first vessel of America's first class of Ballistic Missile Submarine. While subsequent vessels of this class were built from scratch, the first vessel was made by cutting the Scorpion in half before inserting a Ballistic Missile Compartment. A then under construction Skipjack Class received the Scorpion name and Hull number. Equipped with the new UGM-27 Polaris Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile, it carried out successful tests with the new missile bringing a new age of deterrence with its ability to launch while submerged.

This was built primarily to be the ultimate showcase of my Cannon Fire Control system. A full 16 missile are equipped in this thing! Each with a cannon that will fire 3 "Warheads" with a big boom! I probably won't do this again, and will put more emphasis on unique features for the ballistic Missiles from here on.

Features

• 1:1 Scale

• Unlimited Dive and Full Underwater maneuverability.
  
  
  1) Throttle for Throttle
  2) Pitch for Pitch control (just like in plane)
  3) Roll for Rudder control (Turning/yaw)
  4) VTOL for ballast control (up and down)

• Periscope
  
  1) AG1 for Periscope
  2) Yaw for Periscope Swivel
  3) Camera 17 for Periscope view

• 16x UGM-27 Polaris A3 SLBM's
  
  
  1) AG7 to Activate
  2) Can Theoretically Launch at any Depth, but shallow depth is recommended for the quickest launch
  3) Cameras 1-16 to track each missile
  4) Trim and Yaw to Steer Missiles
  5) Switch Weapons to switch to the Warheads
  NUKE WARNING: Big Boom!
  6) Maneuver missile to Aim and FireWeapons (Slow Mo Recommended)
  7) Don't forget to reset trim when firing another missile!