Marinha da Federação Russa

[FCarvalho]

a imagem não aparece aqui.

abs

[P44]

talvez acessando o link diretamente?

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cdyqkx2W0AEfPFC.jpg

[FCarvalho]

Muito bonita a imagem. Obrigado P44.



abs.

[P44]

[Brasileiro]

Sobre os submarinos convencionais, algumas notícias:

-Classe Lada (Project 677) será congelada. Os dois em construção serão concluídos e incorporados à frota do Mar Báltico em 2018/2019. Todos os recursos serão transferidos para o desenvolvimento de uma nova classe de sub's convencionais.
-Esta nova classe (chamado de Kalina), terá propulsão AIP e poderá lançar mísseis Klub. Terá como base as características do Lada e 636 (Kilo improved).

http://sputniknews.com/military/2016032 ... z43dsL2Mol


abraços

[FCarvalho]

Eu cá espero que nós algum dia, quando e se o sub nuclear sair, possamos fazer aqui a próxima classe de subs convencionais a partir daquele projeto. Para o nosso caso, submarinos com capacidade de lançamento de misseis de cruzeiro, assim como torpedos, minas e misseis anti navio devem ter, no mínimo, suas 3 a 4 mil tons de deslocamento bruto, a fim se serem mais efetivos nas águas que nos cercam.

Mas isso por enquanto é só mais um sonho. Quem sabe os nossos netos tenham a chance de os concretizar.

abs

[P44]

Russia's Project 11442M Kirov Class Cruiser to be Fitted with 3K22 & 3M22 Tsirkon Hypersonic Missile

The Project 11442M (NATO reporting name: Kirov-class) Admiral Nakhimov nuclear-powered heavy guided missile cruiser will be equipped with Tsirkon hypersonic missiles during her upgrade, a source in shipbuilding industry told TASS on Tuesday. "The Admiral Nakhimov’s strike system will be replaced with Tsirkon hypersonic missiles as part of her repair and heavy upgrade," the source said.


http://www.navyrecognition.com/index.ph ... ew&id=3880

[P44]

Russia orders new Project 23550 Arctic corvettes
Nicholas de Larrinaga, London - IH



Concept image issued by the Russian Ministry of Defence of the Project 23550 ice-class patrol ships for the Russian Navy. Source: Russian MoD

Russia has ordered two Project 23550 ice-class armed patrol boats, the Russian Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced.

The class is described (in Russian) by the MoD as being "without analogues in the world", and combining "the qualities of tug, ice-breaker, and patrol boat".

The two vessels ordered will be built by Admiralty Shipyards in St Petersburg and are scheduled to be delivered to the Russian Navy by 2020.

The MoD specifies the Project 23550 class as being able to break ice up to 1.5 m thick. A concept image released by the MoD showed the vessel armed with a medium-calibre main gun on the foredeck (likely an A-190 100 mm naval gun), a helicopter deck and hangar, and two aft payload bays each fitted with a containerised missile launch system (akin to the Club-K system offered for export) armed with four erectable launch tubes - presumably for either Club anti-ship or Kalibr-NK land-attack missiles. Although billed as patrol boats, this level of armament makes them better armed than many corvettes.

http://www.janes.com/article/60063/russ ... -corvettes

[FCarvalho]

É incrível a capacidade e a celeridade com que a industria russa propõe novos modelos de navios para a marinha deles. E espaço e necessidade não faltam. Dor de cotovelo por aqui também não.

Uma vergonha um país com um litoral desse tamanho e um oceano inteiro pela frente... e de costa para tudo isso.

Vergonha. É a palavra mais branda que me lembro para descrever nossa situação.

abs.

[P44]

Russian Navy First Project 11356M Grigorovich class Frigate heads for Permanent Base in Crimea

The Project 11356 frigate Admiral Grigorovich will leave the naval base in Baltiysk in west Russia to head for its home station in Sevastopol in Crimea, Defense Ministry spokesman for the Navy Igor Dygalo said on Friday.



The Admiral Grigorovich class is the latest class of frigates ordered by the Russian Navy for the Black Sea Fleet. Picture: Yantar Shipyard



On Thursday, the Russian Navy’s commission headed by Navy Deputy Commander-in-Chief Vice-Admiral Alexander Fedotenkov checked the ship’s readiness for the inter-fleet passage. "On order of Russian Navy Commander-in-Chief Admiral Vladimir Korolyov, we checked the training level of the ship’s crew and the readiness of its equipment for the inter-fleet passage," Fedotenkov said. "The frigate is ready to perform the inter-fleet passage to its Black Sea Fleet permanent base," he added.

The frigate Admiral Grigorovich is planned to arrive at the Black Sea Fleet’s main naval base in Sevastopol in late May.

The frigate Admiral Grigorovich is the first out of six ships designed for Russia’s Black Sea Fleet. It was laid down in late 2010 and put afloat in the spring of 2014.

The frigates in the class displace 4,000 tons, sail at 30 knots, have an endurance of 30 days and carry the Kalibr missile system with 3M-14, 3M-54 and other precision-guided missiles (the bow-mounted 3S-14 vertical launch system houses eight missiles), Uragan-1 (SA-N-7 Gadfly) multiple-target engagement-capable air defense missile system (3x12 VLS’s, 24 missiles) and Kortik (SA-N-11 Grison) air defense missile/gun system (two combat modules, 2x4 SAM launchers, 32 missiles and 2x6 30-mm antiaircraft guns.

[P44]

"Navio Patrulha"...topem-me só o armamento

Zelenodolsk Shipyard Laid Down the Fourth Project 22160 Patrol Vessel for Russian Navy

The fourth Project 22160 patrol ship 'Sergey Kotov' was laid down at Zelenodolsk Shipyard named after Maxim Gorky on May 8, according to Russian Navy`s official spokeperson, Igor Dygalo.





Project 22160 patrol ship model at Euronaval 2014 featuring some Kalibr-NK cruise missiles


The Project 22160 type ship 'Vasily Bikov" was laid down in February 2014, the second ship, namely, 'Dmitry Rogachyov' - in Summer 2014. In February 2016, Zelenodolsk Shipyard laid down the third Project 22160 patrol ship named after Pavel Derzhavin.

Project 22160 patrol ship was designed by the Severnoye (Northern) design bureau (a subsidiary of the United Shipbuilding Corporation). It has a displacement of 1,300 t, a cruise/maximum speed of 16/30 knots and an endurance of 6,000 miles (or 60 days). The ship is equipped with huge armament set, which comprises one 57mm A-220M naval gun, one 3M47 Gibka unmanned turret (armed with eight 9K38 Igla (NATO reporting name: SA-18 Grouse) man-portable air defense systems (MANPADS), two 14.5mm KPVT turrets, one Shtil-1 surface-to-air missile (SAM) system with two launchers, one integrated Kalibr-NK (SS-N-27 Sizzler) subsonic cruise missile system (can be replaced by P-800 Onyx (SS-N-26 Strobile) supersonic cruise missiles), two DP-65 underwater grenade launchers and one Ka-27PL/Ka-27PS (Helix-B) helicopter.

[cabeça de martelo]

Olha o sonho de NPO do pessoal do FD...

[P44]

[FCarvalho]

Acho que precisamos cá de uns destes também.

abs.

[P44]

Russia starts naval shipbuilding in Crimea

Nikolai Novichkov, Moscow - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
11 May 2016

Russia has begun building its first naval vessel in Crimea since it occupied the territory from Ukraine. The Project 22800 (Karakurt-class) guided missile corvette was laid down on 10 May by the More Shipyard in Feodosiya.

"Today, we are laying the keel of the advanced ship Shtorm ... this proves that the shipyard has managed to integrate with Russia's defence industry quickly enough. The company is prepared to fulfil the order," industry and trade minister Denis Manturov said at the keel laying ceremony.

The Project 22800 class is being built to replace the Admiral Grigorovich-class (Project 11356) frigate building programme, the second batch of which was halted by Ukraine refusing to export their engines after Russia seized Crimea from Ukraine.

http://www.janes.com/article/60220/russ ... -in-crimea