Marinha da Federação Russa

[pmicchi]

Album de fotos do desfile naval http://kuleshovoleg.ru/?p=1603

Que corvetas ASW são essas que aparecem no video com 1 canhao 30mm e outro 76mm e os RBU-6000?
Parece aquelas Grishas antigas mas sem misseis AA...

[Bolovo]

Que corvetas ASW são essas que aparecem no video com 1 canhao 30mm e outro 76mm e os RBU-6000?
Parece aquelas Grishas antigas mas sem misseis AA...

Classe Parchim. O mais curioso é que não foram fabricadas na Rússia, mas sim na Alemanha Oriental!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parchim-class_corvette

[Naval]

Os Russos usam uma tática bem curiosa. Eles pintam a lateral da popa na cor preto de alguns de seus navios.

Abraços.

[P44]

Os Russos usam uma tática bem curiosa. Eles pintam a lateral da popa na cor preto de alguns de seus navios.

Abraços.

Sao navios sem chaminé, em que os gases saem por aberturas laterais, daí os cascos estarem pintados de preto.

As corvetas alemas K-13O usam o mesmo sistema:


Dá para ver a abertura lateral na zona preta e os gases se escoando

[P44]

Que corvetas ASW são essas que aparecem no video com 1 canhao 30mm e outro 76mm e os RBU-6000?
Parece aquelas Grishas antigas mas sem misseis AA...

Classe Parchim. O mais curioso é que não foram fabricadas na Rússia, mas sim na Alemanha Oriental!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parchim-class_corvette

As da antiga RDA operam ou ainda operavam até á pouco tempo na Marinha Indonésia. Ainda foram usadas durante algum tempo pela Alemanha unificada.

Indonésia:


Alemanha:

[pmicchi]

Que corvetas ASW são essas que aparecem no video com 1 canhao 30mm e outro 76mm e os RBU-6000?
Parece aquelas Grishas antigas mas sem misseis AA...

Classe Parchim. O mais curioso é que não foram fabricadas na Rússia, mas sim na Alemanha Oriental!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parchim-class_corvette

achei que era um navio novo, mas pelo menos os radares parecem ter sido modernizados....

[Naval]

Os Russos usam uma tática bem curiosa. Eles pintam a lateral da popa na cor preto de alguns de seus navios.

Abraços.

Sao navios sem chaminé, em que os gases saem por aberturas laterais, daí os cascos estarem pintados de preto.

As corvetas alemas K-13O usam o mesmo sistema:


Dá para ver a abertura lateral na zona preta e os gases se escoando

Valeu P44 pelo esclarecimento!!

Abraços.

[pmicchi]

os escapes no casco liberam espaço para instalação dos mastros com sensores. Para navios com propulsão dieses (CV-03?) é uma solução interessante

[P44]

os escapes no casco liberam espaço para instalação dos mastros com sensores. Para navios com propulsão dieses (CV-03?) é uma solução interessante

E para além disso evitam que os sensores sejam afectados pelos gases de escape.

[P44]

Russian Kilo-class submarine Krasnodar joins Black Sea Fleet in Crimea



Russian Navy’s Black Sea Fleet now has an additional Kilo-class diesel-electric submarine at disposal with the arrival of submarine ‘Krasnodar’ to the Sevastopol base on Crimea.

Krasnodar arrived at her new homeport on August 9 after a tour in the Mediterranean Sea where she took part in operations against ISIS launching Kalibr cruise missiles at the insurgents’ positions.

The submarine is the fourth of six improved Project 636.3 submarines built for the Russian Navy by Admiralty Shipyards in Saint Petersburg.

Krasnodar was launched on April 25, 2015 and commissioned into the Black Sea Fleet on November 5, 2015. Starting her journey to her Black Sea Fleet homeport in May 2017, Krasnodar traveled under close watch of NATO member states.

The submarine was escorted all the way through the Baltic Sea and North Sea and into the Mediterranean. After reaching the Mediterranean Sea, Krasnodar met up with the new Project 11356 frigates and other Russian Navy assets for counter-ISS operations.

Kilo-class submarines are armed with 18 torpedoes and eight surface-to-air missiles. The vessels can accommodate a crew of 52 submariners and can stay at sea for 45 days.

They displace 4,000 tonnes when submerged and 2,000 on the surface and reach speeds of over 17 knots.



http://navaltoday.com/2017/08/11/russia ... in-crimea/

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Analysis: Russian Navy Project 885 Yasen-class Submarine Severodvinsk Fires Kalibr Cruise Missile

The multipurpose nuclear submarine K-560 Severodvinsk of project 885 of the Northern fleet successfully fired a seaborne cruise missile 3M-14 of the high-precision Kalibr (Caliber) weapons complex, the press service of the fleet said.


Russian Navy First Project 885 Yasen-class Submarine Severodvinsk (K-560)

"The crew carried out a combat exercise from submerged position at one of the training ranges of the Northern fleet in the Barents Sea. The missile was fired at Chizha range in Arkhangelsk region," it said.

The distance to the target was close to 600 kilometers. "Objective control confirmed all technical and flight parameters and that the missile was fired with assigned accuracy," it said.

The Severodvinsk nuclear submarine is the lead vessel of project 885 (codename Yasen). It was laid in 1993 and floated on June 15, 2010. The Navy flag was hoisted on the submarine on June 17, 2014. On July 27, 2014 during the parade devoted to the Russian Navy Day the submarine for the first time joined other warships at the roadstead of the Northern fleet main base in Severomorsk.

Fourth-generation nuclear submarines with missile and torpedo armaments of projects 885 and 885M are designated to destroy surface and underwater targets, as well as ground objects of the potential adversary. They can submerge to 600 meters and develop underwater speed of 30 knots. The project uses combined design - the light hull covers only the pressure hull in the front to decrease noisiness. For the first time in domestic shipbuilding the torpedo launches are located not in the bow but behind the central post compartment. The submarines are armed with Onix and Kalibr cruise missiles and a powerful torpedo-missile complex.


Russian MoD video

Director General of the Malakhit maritime design bureau of the United Shipbuilding Corporation Vladimir Dorofeyev earlier said that for the first time in the history of domestic shipbuilding the torpedo launchers were placed at an angle to the center plane in project 885 submarines. Besides, the Severodvinsk and similar submarines will be equipped with universal vertical launchers for Kalibr and Onix missiles. Submarines of project 885 are armed with ten 553mm torpedo launchers and eight vertical launchers with 32 cells located behind the deck-house. Kalibr missiles allow the submarines to fulfil a broad range of missions ranging from antisubmarine warfare to strikes at ground targets at a distance of up to 1500 kilometers. Dorofeyev said the concept of the new Russian submarine is slightly ahead of American designs.

"The submarine will help the Russian Navy and government to accomplish a new function - non-strategic nuclear deterrence by high-precision long-range cruise missiles," he told the Military-Industrial Courier in 2016.

The Kalibr complex includes a family of anti-ship 3M-54 missiles, anti-ground 3M-14 missiles and antisubmarine missiles 91R1/RT2.

Since the Russian Navy engaged in Syria in October 2015 it fired 64 3M-14 missiles from the Kalibr complex. Most of them (44) were fired by the Caspian flotilla in October-November 2015. Another four 3M-14 missiles were fired from submerged position by the Rostov-on-Don diesel-electric submarine of project 636.6 from eastern Mediterranean in December 2015. In August 2016 two small missile boats of project 21631 (codename Buyan-M), the Serpukhov and the Zeleny Dol fired three cruise missiles from the Mediterranean Sea. In November 2016 at least three missiles were fired by the Admiral Grigorovich frigate of project 11356 also from the Mediterranean Sea. On May 30, 2017 the Admiral Essen and the Krasnodar diesel-electric submarine fired four 3M-14 missiles at ISIL targets near Palmyra. Six missiles were fired by frigates of project 11356 and the Krasnodar submarine in June 2017.

http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... ssile.html

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Russian Navy Special Forces to Receive P-650 Midget Submarines

The Russian Navy’s special operations forces (SOF) will receive the newest P-650 special-purpose midget submarines. These ships display just 720 tons and will be able to covertly deliver special-purpose and SOF groups to the shore and retrieve them. The submarine was designed by the Malakhit Special Marine Engineering Design Bureau. According to experts, it will be a response to the introduction of submarines converted by the U.S. Navy into SOF platforms, the newspaper Izvestia reported.


P-650 special-purpose midget submarine scale model as shown by Malakhit design bureau during IMDS naval show in St. Petersburg.

As Izvestia was informed at the Navy’s Main Staff, the P-650 is seen as a dedicated platform and a SOF support boat. The decision on them will be made after the final boat configuration is defined.

"The P-650 is a multipurpose boat," Malakhit’s leading designer Viktor Karavaev told Izvestia. "It provides for the installation of torpedo tubes to enable the SOF personnel to leave the submarine and a special compartment with a lock-out chamber to retrieve them. The ship has a modular design, which makes it possible to additionally deploy different types of cruise missiles, torpedoes, and bottom mines. Therefore the submarine can not only carry out clandestine missions, but also act as a patrol ship, destroy single ships or shore targets with missiles and torpedoes, conduct covert electronic intelligence, provide target designation to other ships in a group. "

http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... rines.html

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CAST's bmpd blog published photos from Severnaya Verf shipyard. Fresh imgs of Adm. Kasatonov, I.Khurs & Gremyashchiy

[P44]

Pr.1155 Marshal Shaposhnikov(NATO Udaloy) that's undergoing modernisation is to feature both Uran & Kalibr launchers

[P44]

Names of Project 636.3 Submarines for Russian Pacific Fleet Revealed

The third, fourth, and fifth Project 636.3 diesel-electric submarines for the Russian Pacific Fleet will be named Magadan, Ufa, and Mozhaisk, revealed Igor Ponomaryov, the United Shipbuilding Corporation vice-president for defense production.


A Project 636.3 submarine of the Russian Black Sea Fleet transiting in the Dutch EEZ. Royal Netherlands Navy picture.

"The fleet officials decided on the names Magadan, Ufa, and Mozhaisk. The sixth submarine’s name has not been chosen yet," he said.

The first two Project 636.3 submarines for the Pacific Fleet were laid down in July. They got the names of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and Volkhov,

Project 636.3 submarines belong to the third-generation diesel-electric boats. They are believed to be among the word’s most silent subs. They can gather surface speed of up to 20 knots and dive to around 300 m. The submerged endurance is 45 days. The submarine has a crew of 52. Its submerged displacement is around 4,000 tonnes. It is planned to build six such submarines for the Pacific Navy by the year 2022.

http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... ealed.html