N.E.W. S-40 Sǣwulf-class submarine

N.E.W. S-40 "Sǣwulf" Class
Type	Diesel-Electric Patrol Submarine (SSK)
Builder	Nova English Weapons (Port Neil Shipyards)
In Service	1745–Present
Displacement	850 tonnes (surfaced) 1,050 tonnes (submerged)
Length	58 metres
Propulsion	2x N.E.W. Marine Diesels 2x Electric Motors Twin Shaft
Speed	13 knots (surfaced) 16 knots (submerged)
Range	4,500 nmi (snorkeling)
Complement	6 Officers, 42 Enlisted
Armament	8x 533mm Bow Torpedo Tubes Standard Load: 12x

The S-40 Sǣwulf-class is the first indigenous class of submarine designed and built by Nova English Weapons at the Port Neil and Port Moorland Naval Shipyards. Commissioned in 1745 as part of the "Blue Water" naval expansion, the S-40 was developed to counter the growing naval traffic through the Strait of Haifa and provide the Kingdom with a credible sub-surface deterrent.

While lacking the unlimited range of nuclear vessels, the Sǣwulf is optimised for the littoral waters of Northern Keltia. Its diesel-electric propulsion system is exceptionally quiet when running on batteries, allowing it to "bottom out" in the shallow straits and ambush hostile shipping.

Ships in Class

• S-40 HMS Sǣwulf (1745)
• S-41 HMS Sceadugenga (1746)
• S-42 HMS Hunta (1748)
• S-43 HMS Sceadu (1750)
• S-44 HMS Wræc (1751)