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Jura The idiot

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(related to degaussing of Project 11356 ships :)

Mar 11, 2015
Jura said:
... in progress (dated March 6, found on a Russian forum):
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(the Admiral Grigorovich above)
the Admiral Makarov now:
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the Admiral Makarov now:
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Planned Commissioned for 08/2016
08.2016 (план)
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But for 2nd batch more difficult with turbines...2017/18 possible up to 2020 except it the programm is on time despite about 25 years almost whitout new MSC except 2 Neutrashimmiy, Grigorovich is a variant of Talwar named also Krivak IV.a frigate not particularly innovative, big but worck.

Even with some others Gorshkov* Russian Navy get few MSC : 1 CV + 13 CG/DDG + 8 FFG possible add 4 Steregushchy so 26 by comparison Japan have 49 and India 28.

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next two 2017
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Few number of MSC for the 3th Navy and undoubtedly its spearhead rest and are from WWII her Submarine Fleet about 40 sub's whose about 20 powerful Oscar II/Akula/Sierra.
 
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Right now with Northern Fleet

Russian Pacific Fleet to get Vladimir Monomakh nuclear sub before year end

KRONSHTADT, June 18. /TASS/. The Vladimir Monomakh Borey class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (Project 955) will complete the voyage to the Pacific Fleet before the yearend, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy Admiral Vladimir Korolev told TASS on Saturday.

"This year, Borey will be there, like we have promised," he said.

The Russian Navy has started receiving fourth-generation Project 955 Borei-class (Dolgorukiy-class) submarines recently. It has three of them now - the Yuri Dolgoruky, Alexander Nevsky and Vladimir Monomakh. The Prince Vladimir is due for delivery to the Pacific Fleet next year. Four more ships in the class are due before 2020. Thus, the Russian SSBN fleet will comprise 15 submarines, if the Project 667BDR family is decommissioned.

The Project 955 nuclear-powered submarine armed with Bulava intercontinental ballistic missiles is designed to become the mainstay of Russia’s naval strategic nuclear forces for decades to come.

The Project 955 nuclear-powered submarine can carry 16 R-30 Bulava solid-propellant intercontinental ballistic missiles with a range of more than 8,000 kilometers (4,971 miles). The Bulava intercontinental ballistic missile features multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles.

The Project 955 nuclear-powered submarine is equipped with an escape chamber designed to accommodate the entire crew.

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Ivan Gren class landing ship with armament, new AK-630M2 with two guns,10000 rds/mn
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The new guns - the dual
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Ivan Gren class landing ship with armament, new AK-630M2 with two guns,10000 rds/mn
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Ivan Gren class landing ship with armament, new AK-630M2 with two guns,10000 rds/mn
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The beast in question...
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The Leviathan remains in service for minimum 4 years, only Typhoon modified for launched SLBM Bulava now based to Severodvinsk;

Russia's Dmitry Donskoy sub to participate in testing of upgraded Bulava missile

MOSCOW, June 21. /TASS/. The heavy nuclear-powered submarine The Dmitry Donskoy will stay operational at least till 2020 and participate in the testing of upgraded inter-continental ballistic missile Bulava-M, a source in the military-industrial complex told TASS.

"The question of scrapping The Dmitry Donskoy will not be raised till the end of 2019. It will remain part of the Navy and be used for pop-up and flight tests of the upgraded Bulava missile, being developed at the Moscow Institute of Thermal Technology," the source said.

Bulava was designed to arm the strategic nuclear-powered Borei submarines of the upgraded project Borei-A, the source said.

TASS has no official confirmation of this.

Earlier, a source in the Russian defense industry said The Dmitry Donskoy would be used for testing missiles and other technologies till 2017.

It is the sole nuclear powered submarine of project 941 (Akula) still in service in the Russian Navy. In 2003-2010 it carried out 14 test launches of the Bulava missile. Half of them were successful.

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