Marinha da Federação Russa

[WalterGaudério]

Vamos fazer algumas Correções.

project 949 Na verdade trata-se nessa foto e na subsequente de dois submarinos Projekt 667 BDRM o popular DELTA IV




project 949 and project 667BDRM


roject 667BDRM


project 667BDR and project 971


project 971


project 636 Na verdade trata-se de um submarino Projekt 949A Oscar II


project 945A

[P44]

[Carlos Mathias]

Tremei!
Tremei!!!!!

[P44]

o saakhasvili já encomendou mais um contentor de gravatas, pelo sim pelo não

e mais!

Estonia alarmed over Russia's intention to buy French warship


TALLINN, November 22 (RIA Novosti) - Commander-in-Chief of the Estonian Defense Forces Ants Laaneots said if Russia buys a French Mistral-class amphibious assault ship, measures should be taken to ensure Estonian national security.
"If the French finally sell it [the warship], we should consider security measures to be taken in case the ship is deployed in the Baltic Sea," Laaneots told Estonian television on Saturday.
Estonian security analyst Eerik Niiles Kross said: "If Russia obtains such a modern and effective warship, which can carry a tank battalion, take aboard several hundred people and faultlessly control [its] operations... the possession of such equipment will provide Russia with a considerable advantage, if it is deployed in the Baltic Sea."
Russia is seeking to buy France's Mistral-class helicopter carrier worth 400-500 million euros (around $600-$750 mln). The ship will arrive on an official visit to St. Petersburg on November 23, and the Russian Navy and defense industry experts will be able to inspect it.
Moscow is also planning to build another four helicopter carriers in Russia under French licensing.
A Mistral-class ship is capable of transporting and deploying 16 helicopters, four landing barges, up to 70 vehicles, including 13 battle tanks, as well as 450 military personnel. The vessel is equipped with a 69-bed hospital and can be used as an amphibious command ship.
The Russian Navy is planning to deploy the Mistral-class warships in the Northern and Pacific fleets to conduct troop transport, peacekeeping and rescue missions. In addition, the helicopter carriers could be used effectively in anti-piracy operations, including off the Somali coast.
Russian shipbuilders strongly oppose the deal and the government has yet to make a decision on whether Russia needs to build costly amphibious assault ships.

http://www.en.rian.ru/mlitary_news/2009 ... 35885.html

até porque isto deve ser impossivel:

[Sintra]

Tremei!
Tremei!!!!!

De facto deve estar lá um frio do caraças...

[WalterGaudério]

É muito alto, que nem o Mal. de Gaulle.

[binfa]

Vamos fazer algumas Correções.

project 949 Na verdade trata-se nessa foto e na subsequente de dois submarinos Projekt 667 BDRM o popular DELTA IV




project 949 and project 667BDRM


roject 667BDRM


project 667BDR and project 971


project 971


project 636 Na verdade trata-se de um submarino Projekt 949A Oscar II


project 945A

Valeu Walter, obrigado pela correção.

[P44]

É muito alto, que nem o Mal. de Gaulle.

mas se vc vir bem, o Nariz está cortado, é bem mais pequeno do que o do De Gaulle

entretanto um colega do FSB mandou umas fotos lá de São Petersburgo, ele as conseguiu antes de ir para as masmorras torturar e interrogar dissidentes do glorioso regime

[Enlil]

Esse sub C189? Creio q seja um diesel-elétrico. Está em operação?...

Edit: é um sub museu, classe Whiskey:

St.Petersburg, Russia. Museum-submarine C-189, made in USSR in year 1954. Project 613 type of diesel submarines, NATO classification name "Whiskey".

http://www.zoonar.com/appgen/?cl=zoonar ... _id=692071

[P44]

mau! então não se via logo que era um museu? Um submarino com aquele aspecto? Nem Portugal tem subs tão velhos...



vinte chibatadas!

[Carlos Mathias]

[Enlil]

mau! então não se via logo que era um museu? Um submarino com aquele aspecto? Nem Portugal tem subs tão velhos...



vinte chibatadas!

Achei q era, mas não tinha certeza. Vai saber, poderiam estar usando para alguma coisa. No entanto, não se preocupe, me penitenciarei 25 (20 + 5 de lambuja) chibatadas por blasfêmia contra a Mãe Rússia ...

[Marino]

Do Noticiário Naval:
Retired admiral says Russia losing its navy

Posted: 27 Nov 2009 06:09 AM PST


MOSCOW — Russia's once-mighty navy faces further dramatic decline
after 2015, when most Soviet-built ships will have to be mothballed, a
retired admiral was quoted as saying Friday.The warning follows
comments by Russian officials they were planning to buy a French
amphibious assault warship able to carry at least a dozen helicopters
or to land forces.Russia currently has no big ship with the power to
anchor off coast and deploy troops onto land. With the likely
decommissioning of other aging warships, distant deployments would be
impossible, Retired Adm. Vyacheslav Popov said in remarks carried by
RIA Novosti news agency."If things remain as they are, we will have to
mothball most ocean warships by 2015," Popov was quoted as saying.
"That will sharply reduce the navy's capability," which he said was
now five to six times less than Britain's or France's, and 20-30 times
smaller than the U.S. Navy's.Popov and other retired military officers
have described the Russian navy as being in a pitiful state — a sharp
contrast to the Kremlin's attempts to flex military muscle
abroad.Russia has sent warships to patrol pirate-infested waters off
Somalia, and in 2008 dispatched a navy squadron to the Caribbean for
joint maneuvers with the Venezuelan navy and for several port
calls.But Popov, a former Northern Fleet chief who is now a member of
parliament's upper house, warned that the navy would only be capable
of acting near Russian shores after 2015.Only a handful of big surface
ships, such as missile cruisers and destroyers, remain seaworthy,
after Russia failed to commission new ships and properly maintain
Soviet-built ones amid the post-Soviet economic meltdown in the 1990s.
The flow of petrodollars in the 2000s failed to reverse the navy's
fortunes.Popov said that, despite increased military budgets, the
government has failed to allocate money for building new warships or
even maintaining the old ones.In the last decade, the navy had
commissioned only one relatively small surface warship, he said. Its
single Soviet-built aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, is much
smaller than U.S. aircraft carriers and has been plagued by mechanical
problems and accidents.Russia has been in talks with France about a
possible purchase of a Mistral-class assault ship and building several
others under license — a deal military leaders say will allow Russia
to import new Western technologies and modernize its
industries.Russia's struggling shipbuilders oppose the purchase,
arguing that instead of buying a French warship the government should
invest in domestic production. A shipyard in Severodvinsk has tried
for years to fulfill an order to modernize a Soviet-built aircraft
carrier for India and sought to swell a contract price.

[Brasileiro]

Sim, estão perdendo.

A Marinha russa precisa urgentemente CONSTRUIR NAVIOS.

Seus navios são antigos. Nada foi construído na última década, nem nesta. Tudo o que resta são coisas da guerra fria.
Novos submarinos foram incorporados mas nada foi feito em termos de navios de combate.

A Índia (com um PIB quase do mesmo tamanho) está fazendo navios, a China está fazendo, nós também faremos. Os russos não avançaram um palmo sequer nesta área nos últimos vinte anos.

Eu diria que apartir de agora precisam de pelo menos uns 30 navios de combate novos.



abraços]

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Russia's naval infantry to be totally re-armed by 2015
RIA Novosti, 27.11.2009

November 27, 2009 MOSCOW | All units of Russia's naval infantry will be fully equipped with advanced weaponry by 2015, the Russian Navy said in a statement on Friday, according to RIA Novosti.

"The naval infantry will receive T-90 tanks, BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles, BTR-82A armored personnel carriers, BRDM-3 armored reconnaissance vehicles, 120-mm 2C31 Vena self-propelled guns, modernized air defense systems and small arms," the statement said.

Russia's naval infantry, which is part of the Navy, consists of three brigades, two independent regiments and two independent battalions totaling about 12,000 personnel.

Naval infantry units from Russia's Northern, Baltic and Black Sea Fleets took part in the Caucasus 2009, Zapad 2009 and Ladoga 2009 strategic exercises, while naval infantry from the Pacific Fleet regularly participates in Russia's anti-piracy missions in the Gulf of Aden.
http://www.militarium.eu/article.aspx?ID=3903