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USC To Present Detailed Design Of Project 22350M Frigate To Russian MoD​


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The modernized frigate of project 22350 (Project 22350M for the Russian Navy) was first unveiled during the IMDS 2017 naval show. Picture by Curious via Forums.airbase.ru.

The Severnoye Design Bureau (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC)) will present a detailed design of the upgraded Project 22350M lead frigate to the Russian Defense Ministry for approval, USC Deputy CEO for Military Shipbuilding Vladimir Korolyov told TASS at the Army 2022 international forum.​

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22 Aug 2022

TASS Russian news agency

“The ship is planned to be laid down when the detailed design and design documentation are no less than 60 percent ready. All the documents are being prepared by the Severnoye Design Bureau. The detailed design will be soon presented to Russia’s Defense Ministry for approval,”

USC Deputy CEO for Military Shipbuilding Vladimir Korolyov
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Earlier, a defense industry source told TASS that there were plans to build 12 upgraded Project 22350M frigates with up to 48 Kalibr (NATO reporting name: SS-N-27 Sizzler), Onyx (SS-N-26 Strobile) and Tsirkon cruise missiles on each of them. The new frigates are planned to carry the Poliment-Redut air defense missile system with up to 100 missiles, antisubmarine warfare and torpedo systems.

The Army 2022 international military-technical forum is running on August 15-21 at the Patriot exhibition center outside Moscow. The Defense Ministry is the organizer of the forum.

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MortyandRick said:
Such interesting Cyrillic letters everywhere.
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This Russia approach to engineering development. They built products based on available components to test over period of time. They did this with Israel drones. took them a decade to recreate them to match current requirements.
similar engineering approach to building ultra Premium vehicle development presumably with Porsche now they can built it independently at factory at cheaper location.
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pmc said:
This Russia approach to engineering development. They built products based on available components to test over period of time. They did this with Israel drones. took them a decade to recreate them to match current requirements.
similar engineering approach to building ultra Premium vehicle development presumably with Porsche now they can built it independently at factory at cheaper location.
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Economical and affordable, it's a good idea
 
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Economical and affordable, it's a good idea
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Also Practical and without pre-judgement. you can see in Syria bringing IVECO and Gaz to same battlefield to get realistic estimation of long term reliability and operational costs.
 

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Video of the driver of the ACS 2S1 "Gvozdika" of Russia. The self-propelled guns were developed in 1971, more than 10,000 installations were produced in total. The Soviet 122-mm regimental self-propelled howitzer has been repeatedly modernized and is the world's first floating self-propelled gun.

 
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Modernized MLRS "Cheburashka" appeared in Donetsk. MLRS "Cheburashka" was developed by Donetsk specialists in 2018. The MLRS uses non-standard caliber 217 mm ammunition, which does not match the Soviet and any other rocket systems. The ammunition itself is also produced in Donetsk. In addition to a large number of missiles, the feature of the Cheburashka MLRS is the ability to hit two targets simultaneously. Two swivel rail packs for 64 missiles are mounted on a KrAZ all-wheel drive chassis. Packages are guided and controlled from a remote control - similar to the Grad MLRS. The officially declared firing range is 10 kilometers. According to the developers, only locally produced parts are used to create the MLRS.

 
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