Russian Navy

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Preparing to launch missile "Bulava"

Russian Navy Marines got the latest floating body armor "Corsar MP"
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The last pic of the Submarine looks good do you have a English version of it

 

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The last pic of the Submarine looks good do you have a English version of it

Unfortunately, no.

 

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Small ufloat. German design?

It is "Yasen" class. Not so small and has nothing to do with Germans

Germans can only dream about such submarines

 

[Penguin]

Small ufloat. German design?

Germans can only dream about such submarines

I'm sure they would have no trouble designing and building one. Provided there was the political will and funding to do so.

Development of nuclear merchant ships began in the 1950s but on the whole has not been commercially successful. The 22,000 tonne US-built NS Savannah, was commissioned in 1962 and decommissioned eight years later. The reactor used 4.2% and 4.6% enriched uranium. It was a technical success, but not economically viable. It had a 74 MWt reactor delivering 16.4 MW to the propeller, but the reactor was uprated to 80 MWt in 1964. The German-built 15,000 tonne Otto Hahn cargo ship and research facility sailed some 650,000 nautical miles on 126 voyages in 10 years without any technical problems. It had a 36 MWt reactor delivering 8 MW to the propeller. However, it proved too expensive to operate and in 1982 it was converted to diesel.

Otto Hahn's keel was laid down in 1963 by Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft AG of Kiel
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Hahn_(ship)

HDW also happens to be Germany's main submarine supplier.

 

[Prechko]

Third SSBN Borey class "Vladimir Monomakh" handed over to the Navy

 

[Penguin]

– Vi ser et tydeligere russisk nærvær - NRK – Norge
a Kirov class cruiser fire a surface to surface missile.

 

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New advanced frigate set afloat in Russia
Project 22350 frigates are armed with 16 Onyx and Kalibr missiles as well as the Poliment-Redut air defense missile system
MOSCOW, December 12. /TASS/. The second Project 22350 frigate, the Admiral Kasatonov, was set afloat at the Northern Wharf in Russia's northern capital of St. Petersburg in the presence of Russia’s Navy Chief Commander Admiral Viktor Chirkov.


“We set afloat a second Project 22350 warship designed for remote sea areas to ensure Russian national interests in any part of oceans in the world. This warship has embodied all thoughts and ideas of our designers and requirements of our fleet,” Chirkov said.

He recalled that Admiral Gorshkov, the first warship of the project, is already at sea trials.

“I hope that the Northern Fleet will accept these warships with a great pleasure and responsibility, because they will be first who will operate first-rank warships destined for far sea areas,” the chief commander added.

Construction of Project 22350 frigates started in 2006, when lead ship of the project Admiral Gorshkov was laid down. This was reported earlier that it set out for sea trials for the first time in November. The warship can be taken for pilot operation in early 2015, a military source told TASS.


Admiral Kasatonov, second frigate of the project, was laid at the Northern Wharf in 2009, construction of Admiral Golovko started in early 2012. Meanwhile, one more warship of this type named Admiral Isakov is being built in St. Petersburg. It was laid down in autumn of the previous year.

Third Project 22350 frigate to be set afloat in late 2015
The third Project 22350 frigate named Admiral Golovko will be set afloat at the end of the next year, Northern Wharf acting head Yuri Taratonov said on Friday.

“We should set afloat three, five and more warships every year,” Taratonov said, noting that a third warship of this project would be built at the end of the next year.

Project 22350 frigates displace 4.5 thousand tons and can speed at 29 knots (53.7 kph). In particular, these vessels are armed with 16 Onyx and Kalibr missiles as well as the Poliment-Redut air defense missile system.
TASS: Russia - New advanced frigate set afloat in Russia

 

[Barmaley]

A lot of work should be done...

Kasatonov

 

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Great graphic, but isn't Borei class submarines suppposed to replace all of BDRM? Because I see no point to keep them in service after 2020s.

 

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Great graphic, but isn't Borei class submarines suppposed to replace all of BDRM? Because I see no point to keep them in service after 2020s.

Probably, they will withdraw from service after 2020.

 

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Construction frigates project 11356.
"Admiral Grigorovich"

"Admiral Essen"

"Admiral Makarov"

"Admiral Butakov"

 

[Penguin]

just ak630 ...

 

[Barmaley]

Admiral Gorshkov

 

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