The Soviet Union’s first nuclear submarine was converted into a museum and transported to Karustad

According to Tass news agency, the K-3 Lenin Communist Youth League, the Soviet Union’s first nuclear submarine, which has been converted into a museum, set off from Murmansk, Russia, on August 19th for Karustad in the Gulf of Finland.

According to reports, “Lenin Communist Youth League members” arrived in Karustad will be permanently docked near the Baltic Fleet base, as part of the Russian Central Naval Museum.

K-3 “Lenin Communist Youth League members” on August 9, 1957, the official launch, code-named “Red October class”, is the first generation of the Soviet Union to attack nuclear submarines, the collection of the most advanced Soviet military technology at that time, with epoch-inging significance.