In this 15-minute naval warfare breakdown, we dive deep into a high-stakes undersea engagement between a U.S. Navy 688-class (Los Angeles-class) nuclear attack submarine and a Soviet-era Alpha-class submarine in the frigid waters of the North Atlantic.Filmed from the 688’s perspective, this tactical analysis walks you through real-world submarine warfare doctrine, including:Approach Course selection to maintain stealth and sonar advantage.Approach Speed to balance noise discipline and tactical positioning.Engagement Range planning and torpedo launch considerations.Alpha-class Performance characteristics and threat profile.Evasion Course execution after launch to avoid counter-detection and return fire.Plus detailed commentary on sonar conditions, fire control solutions, and target acquisition timing.Whether you’re a student of naval tactics, a Cold War history buff, or just fascinated by silent service strategy, this video provides an in-depth look at how a U.S. attack sub would prosecute and survive a close-quarters engagement with one of the fastest, most dangerous Soviet subs ever built.