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    Post  TheArmenian Sat Jul 18, 2020 1:23 am

    Here is what is confirmed to be laid down during July 2020:

    On the 20th of July
    - 2x upgraded Project 22350 frigates
    - 2x Project 885M ‘Yasen-M’ multi-purpose nuclear submarines
    - 2x Project 23900 multi-purpose amphibious assault ships

    On the 25th of July
    - 1x Project 12700 Minesweeper (name: Lev Chernavin)

    Before end of July:
    - 2x Project 22350 Arctic Patrol icebreakers for the FSB (these will have less armed than the Navy units being built at Admiralty shipyard. The FSB units will be built in Vyborg shipyard)

    There may be surprises too, here are some other ships that have already been ordered (with contracts), some of these could be laid down too during the month of Navy Day Celebrations:

    - 2x Borei-A submarines (not very likely as 2x Yasens are being laid down in the same shipyard, but still a possibility)
    - 2x Kilo class submarines (the last 2 of the 6 ordered 4 the Pacific fleet)
    - 1x Project 22800 Karakurt for the Pacific (name: Podolsk)






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    Post  PapaDragon Sat Jul 18, 2020 1:56 am


    That's a damn fine amount of warships, hopefully they all pan out thumbsup

    I do like how those patrol icebreakers are picking up, Vyborg shipyard has been a nice little workhorse



    I personally think that it would not be a bad idea to swap out those two Boreis for two more Yasens this year

    Considering the fact that USN opted to order no more than 12 Columbia SSBNs and that they will carry same number of missiles as Borei it means that there will be less pressure on SSBN fleet so it may be more pragmatic to order extra 2 Yasens now and move new Boreis for next year

    SSN/SSGN fleet is in much tighter spot than SSBN one



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    Post  dino00 Sat Jul 18, 2020 6:06 am

    TheArmenian wrote:


    - 2x Borei-A submarines (not very likely as 2x Yasens are being laid down in the same shipyard, but still a possibility)

    2 Borei-A in 2021
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    Post  LMFS Fri Jul 24, 2020 6:29 am

    Interview with USC's Rakhmanov covering the current status of naval construction in Russia:

    https://tvzvezda.ru/news/opk/content/2020723154-dlfmj.html

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    Post  George1 Mon Jul 27, 2020 3:07 pm

    LMFS wrote:Interview with USC's Rakhmanov covering the current status of naval construction in Russia:

    https://tvzvezda.ru/news/opk/content/2020723154-dlfmj.html


    "There are 14 ships in our delivery program": an interview with the head of USC Alexei Rakhmanov on the Day of the Navy


    The United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) expects to deliver 14 ships by the end of the year.

    The head of the United Shipbuilding Corporation, Alexei Rakhmanov, summed up the preliminary results of the current year in an interview with Zvezda, spoke about the work on the 885 project, optimization of production at USC enterprises and the development of shipbuilding in the Far East.

    On the twenty-sixth of July, Russia celebrates the Day of the Navy. What has been done by USC for the fleet since the beginning of this year, and what ships and submarines are planned to be commissioned by December 31?

    In our delivery program there are 14 ships - from construction and from repair. Some of them have already been transferred to the Navy this year. In this regard, we are trying very hard not to disrupt the delivery schedules of key warships and escort vessels, but at the same time there are problems associated with the fact that we are working very carefully on the lead ships. For example, a typical example in this sense will be "Prince Vladimir" - another nuclear missile carrier, which was transferred to the Russian Navy on the Day of Russia, when we, in fact, completed all the main tests last year and brought it to the state of an almost finished combat unit , capable of joining the forces in full combat readiness at the beginning of this year.

    This is, in a sense, a new practice for us, since, as a rule, the final steps were accompanied by, let's say, "fine tuning" of this missile carrier. Imagine yourself, we are doing repairs in the apartment, and now the walls are ready, and the windows are up, and the parquet flooring and chandeliers have been hung, but after that the following story begins: here is a hook to hang, here is a mirror, here are pictures. In this sense, we were doing something similar to this procedure, although of course we should have passed the order last year, but I repeat once again, he completely completed state tests last year, so here we acted exclusively in agreement with the Navy and with Ministry of Defense.

    Next we have the next frigate of the "Admiral Gorshkov" class at the exit. We have handed over two tugboats at the Astrakhan shipyard; tests of our serial submarines are at the final stage. And the most important thing, perhaps, what we are doing on Project 885 is just entering the most difficult time after the completion of those comments that were identified in navigation last year - testing of key strike weapons on this project.

    A very difficult, I would even say, a record year awaits us, since we have probably not handed over such a number of warships and in particular submarines since Soviet times. This topic is very important for us, because in this difficult year it demanded a huge mobilization of labor, engineering, human resources in order to pile up the whole world and fulfill the state defense order of this year to the maximum extent.

    How are the programs for building modern surface warships of projects 22 350 and 20 385 being implemented?

    Project 20 385 is in some way lagging behind, as for the frigates, as I have already commented, the frigate "Admiral Kasatonov" will soon become part of the Navy, the St. Andrew's flag will be raised on it (the frigate "Admiral Kasatonov" has already been accepted into the Navy on July 21, interview conducted a few days earlier).

    One of the difficult questions for the Russian Navy in recent years is minesweepers. What is the overall situation with the 12,700 ships, have you managed to overcome all the difficulties associated with import substitution?

    We have coped with import substitution in most of the positions, the plant has reached a very good calm rhythm, one minesweeper per year. But since the volume of the ordered equipment is decent, starting from 2021 we will reach the rhythm of production of two such ships a year, and the construction of the entire series will be completed soon. The most important thing is that we are not let down by our key suppliers who supply some types of marine equipment, and in particular these are diesel engines. But we know that the situation at the plant is improving every year, the Ministry of Industry controls everything that happens at the Zvezda plant, so I hope we will very soon forget about these problems as such.

    How is the work on Admiral Nakhimov progressing and when will Peter the Great be upgraded?

    According to Admiral Nakhimov, the work is gradually entering its final stages and is proceeding according to the schedule.

    How is the work on the air-independent (anaerobic) power plant going? How do you personally see the further development of the submarine fleet?

    Let's all the same we get away from the boring term "air-independent installation", it is air-independent in the context that it can work under water and does not require oxygen, but with the same success, a nuclear reactor works under water and does not require oxygen. Here, probably, we are trying every time to come up with new terms in order to say about the main thing, that a submarine is good when it has the maximum possible autonomy for underwater navigation. From this point of view, there are at least five or six classical instruments that are used by various fleets of the world, and Russia is no exception in this sense. I think we will use each of these possible options in order to increase stealth, quietness and autonomy of our submarines. Therefore, probably

    The so-called air-independent power plant works on the principle of fuel cells, and then the taste went on - someone likes hydrogen and oxygen on board, someone extracts it as needed, someone keeps it in tanks. As a matter of fact, in my opinion, fuel cells have been flying to space since 1968, so there is no need to say that this is some kind of super-duper innovation. Another thing is that in such capacities and in such volumes on submarines, it can be used for the first time.

    But I repeat once again, given the diversity and variety of possible ways to solve this problem, using the technologies that exist in the Russian Federation, I would not focus on this specific solution to the problem, which is so much talked about all over the world.

    - In 2019, the Project 12322 Mordovia landing ship was sent for repairs. How do you assess the need for such ships, and are you planning to resume their production in the future?


    For Russia, which lives, roughly speaking, in two seasons, winter and summer, hovercraft are a struggle for versatility, we walk on ice as well as on water and we can go on land. This is a good option for solving the amphibious properties of any transport platform, it seems to me that it is far from correct that we abandoned them, it remains to count them alive on one hand. While the adversary has such transport platforms, they are developing, they are making more of them, increasing the carrying capacity.

    It seems to me that it would be nice for the Navy to return to understanding the placement of an order, especially since we have not lost the groundwork, the energy of these ships is also clear to us, so the most important thing is the order. There will be an order - we will definitely execute.

    What is the current situation with COVID-19 at USC enterprises and in particular at Sevmash and Zvezdochka?

    The trouble and beauty of closed cities is how quickly this epidemic begins, so quickly this epidemic ends, because it is clear how to localize it, and today the situation is completely under control. The number of cases is decreasing, thank God. I am glad that the management of the enterprises treats the health of employees with awe. I am absolutely convinced that we have gained good experience to continue to deal with this kind of epidemiological difficulties. If you like, this is akin to a biological attack on a country. Maybe I'm talking too pompously, but we take it very seriously.

    How did the pandemic affect USC in general, and will the SDO terms be postponed because of it?

    Of course, we had difficulties, in some cases we had to create additional commissioning teams, somewhere to look for backup teams to complete certain works. Thank God, we coped, we do not see significant deviations, although of course we do not sew felt boots, we have a planning horizon for ten or more years, so from this point of view, I hope there will be no significant progress.

    Two years ago I was at the Amur shipyard. They talked a lot about the implementation of the Compact Shipyard project. How do you feel about these ideas and how, in general, USC is working on optimizing production and, in particular, introducing lean technologies?

    For the third year already, the plant has entered a normal rhythm of work, when we hand over one corvette a year and work on a civilian theme. Approximately one civilian and one military vessel is launched every year from the stocks of the Amur shipyard. I hope that we will maintain this rhythm, and I would very much like to see the systematic increase in production volumes and diversification continue to take place.

    From the point of view of "compacting" the shipyard, we have completed the first stage, identified and fenced off everything that we will need for the functioning of this shipyard in full. The task for us is to ensure that the volume of production and the number of orders correspond to the development of the shipyard, because the plant was pretty much abandoned. Today, it has a couple of fundamental problems associated primarily with the fact that the region is equated to the regions of the Far North, and these costs are few who compensate. For example, our civil customers do not care why the cost of manufacturing a particular vessel in the Far East is higher than in the Northwest.

    But on the other hand, the President clearly set the tasks for the development of shipbuilding in the Far East, so we are not going to get off our rails anywhere, and will continue to move forward.

    Lean manufacturing or the USC production system did not receive its abbreviation while it lives under the name of the production system, but it has many interesting, powerful results. In particular, without investment for a year and a half, using the tools of the production system, we were able to increase the productivity of the Krasnoye Sormovo plant from seven dry cargo vessels to 11. Our next goal is to enter the production of 15 of the same dry cargo vessels, in order not only to show all the charms of the production system, but and once again prove that only the production of serial products is predictable both in price and in terms of delivery. ■

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    Post  PapaDragon Wed Jul 29, 2020 6:12 pm


    Latest update from Charly (he still can't get Khabarovsk right though... but is making progress Smile )

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    Post  George1 Sun Aug 09, 2020 8:12 am

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    Post  franco Wed Aug 12, 2020 7:26 pm

    Shoigu announced during his visit to the ship building facility in Komsomolsk-on-Amur that another 6 corvettes will be ordered this year. No specifics on if all 20380's or mix of 20380's and 20385's. Along with the 4 all ready built or under construction, this must represent the 10 previously talked about by the senior Naval officers.

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    Post  PapaDragon Wed Aug 12, 2020 8:28 pm

    franco wrote:Shoigu announced during his visit to the ship building facility in Komsomolsk-on-Amur that another 6 corvettes will be ordered this year. No specifics on if all 20380's or mix of 20380's and 20385's. Along with the 4 all ready built or under construction, this must represent the 10 previously talked about by the senior Naval officers.

    Excellent thumbsup

    This is how you do these things: proven platform, large order and above all multiple shipyards

    Steregushi is not built as fast as Karakurt but with additional shipyard you can bypass the issue and at later point in time you will get those ships instead of waiting forever on a single shipyard to try and do something they will never be able to

    Now if only they did this with Gorshkovs




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    Post  George1 Thu Aug 27, 2020 8:43 pm

    According to the information of the newspaper "Vedomosti"  at the International Military-Technical Forum "Army-2020"  contracts were signed for:

    eight 20380 corvettes,

    two corvette project 20385,

    two frigates project 22350.


    with PJSC Sudostroitelny plant "Severnaya Verf".

    From the bmpd recall that to date have already been built or ordered eight frigates of Project 22350 (all in the North shipyard), 10 corvettes of project 20380 (six at Severnaya Verf and four at PJSC Amur Shipyard) and two corvettes of Project 20385 (both at Severnaya Verf).

    a contract with the Zvezdochka Shipbuilding Center for "the repair and modernization of Project 971 nuclear submarines of the Northern Fleet."

    for the supply of Project 12700 minesweepers (Sredne-Nevsky Shipbuilding Plant).

    one diesel-electric submarine of project 06363 and

    one diesel-electric submarine of project 677

    https://bmpd.livejournal.com/4125517.html

    https://bmpd.livejournal.com/4125279.html

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    Post  George1 Thu Oct 22, 2020 4:37 am

    USC Annual Report 2019


    The annual report of JSC United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) for 2019 has been published ( here ). Logistics support vessel (STO) Vsevolod Bobrov, project 23120, which is in the stage of mooring trials, is being built for the Russian Navy at PJSC Shipyard Severnaya Verf (part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation JSC). St. Petersburg, 02.10.2020 (c) JSC "United Shipbuilding Corporation"


    The main achievements of the USC Group companies in military shipbuilding in 2019 were:

    Transfer to the Navy:

    1) diesel-electric submarine of project 636.3 Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky (JSC Admiralty Shipyards);

    2) the base minesweeper of project 12700 "Vladimir Emelyanov" (JSC "SNSZ");

    3) rescue tugboat project 22870 "SB-742" (branch "Astrakhan Shipyard" of JSC "TsS" Zvezdochka ").


    Completion of repairs:

    1) oceanographic research vessel of project 852 "Admiral Vladimirsky" (JSC "Kronstadt Marine Plant");

    2) hydrographic vessel of project 865 "Romuald Muklevich" (JSC "Kronstadt Marine Plant").


    Laid:

    1) two frigates of project 22350 ("Admiral Amelko" and "Admiral Chichagov") (PJSC SZ "Severnaya Verf");

    2) two large landing ships of project 11711 ("Vladimir Andreev" and "Vasily Trushin") (JSC "PSZ" Yantar ");

    3) Project 23550 ice-class patrol ship "Nikolay Zubov" (JSC "Admiralty Shipyards").

    4) three small missile ships of project 22800 ("Rzhev", "Udomlya", "Ussuriysk") (PJSC "ASZ");

    5) Project 12700 base minesweeper Anatoly Shlemov (SNSZ JSC).


    Launching:

    1) Project 885M nuclear submarine “Novosibirsk” (JSC “PO“ Sevmash ”);

    2) two diesel-electric submarines of project 636.3 ("Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky" and "Volkhov") (JSC "Admiralty Shipyards");

    3) Project 23550 ice-class patrol ship “Ivan Papanin” (JSC “Admiralty Shipyards”);

    4) corvette of project 20380 "Aldar Tsydenzhapov" (PJSC "ASZ");

    5) Project 12700 base minesweeper Vladimir Emelyanov (SNSZ JSC);

    6) oceanographic vessel of project 22010 "Almaz" (JSC "PSZ" Yantar ");

    7) rescue tugboat of project 22870 "SB-742" (branch "Astrakhan Shipyard" of JSC "TsS" Zvezdochka ");

    Cool road tug of project 705bm (serial No. 011) (branch "Astrakhan Shipyard" of JSC "TsS" Zvezdochka ").


    In 2020, work will continue on projects:

    1) justification of the appearance of:

    aircraft-carrying complex;

    5th generation strategic nuclear submarines;


    project 12061m air cushion landing ships
    for the amphibious forces of the Navy;


    2) design of:

    Laika type multipurpose nuclear submarines;

    low-tonnage submarine of the Kalina 777A project;

    frigate of project 22350M;


    large landing ships of the new project;


    3) construction of:

    nuclear submarines of projects 885M and 955A (JSC PO Sevmash) to maintain the composition of strategic nuclear missile submarines in the Northern and Pacific fleets, as well as to increase the composition of multipurpose nuclear submarines in the Northern and Pacific fleets ;

    non-nuclear submarines of projects 636.3, 677 (JSC "Admiralty Shipyards") to strengthen the submarine forces of the Navy;

    frigates of project 22350 (PJSC NW Severnaya Verf) to strengthen the forces of the Navy operating in the far sea zone;

    large landing ships of project 11711 (JSC "PSZ" Yantar) to strengthen the grouping of the landing forces of the Navy;

    corvettes of projects 20380, 20385 and 20386 (PJSC NW "Severnaya Verf", PJSC "ASZ") to strengthen the forces of the Navy operating in the near sea zone;

    ice-class patrol ships of project 23550 (JSC "Admiralty Shipyards") to strengthen the forces of the Navy operating in the Arctic zone;

    minesweepers of project 12700 (JSC "SNSZ") to strengthen the group of forces of the Navy, designed to combat mine risk;

    small missile ships of project 22800 (PJSC "ASZ") to strengthen the forces of the Navy operating in the near sea zone;

    support vessels of projects 23120, 20180 and 22870 (PJSC SZ "Severnaya Verf", JSC "TsS" Zvezdochka ") to strengthen the grouping of forces that support the combat and daily activities of the Navy;


    4) repair of:

    nuclear submarines of projects 667bdrm, 971, 671rtmk and surface ships of projects 11435, 11442, 1155, 11540, 775
    (JSC "TsS" Zvezdochka ", JSC" PO "Sevmash", JSC "PSZ" Yantar ", JSC" 33 SRZ ");


    5) service maintenance:

    ships and vessels of the Northern and Baltic fleets, the Caspian flotilla and the Novorossiysk naval base (JSC TsS Zvezdochka, JSC Kronstadt Marine Plant, JSC 33 SRZ) in order to maintain the technical readiness of the naval forces of the Military -Marine fleet.

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    Post  dino00 Thu Oct 22, 2020 7:06 am

    So... Laika nuclear submarine, and 5th generation strategic nuclear submarines, are two different things.
    I thought Borey would be the Last pure SLBM, I was wrong.
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    Post  George1 Mon Nov 02, 2020 8:47 am

    Construction of warships of the ocean and far sea zone for the Russian Navy on 01.11.

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    Post  Arrow Tue Nov 03, 2020 4:57 am


    It's interesting why they ordered 8 more 20380 corvettes and only 2 20385. The project 20380 does not even have USKS, but Uranus launchers. USKS gives you many more possibilities. Even the little Krakut and Bujan-M have 8 USKS.
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    Post  franco Tue Nov 03, 2020 5:50 am

    Arrow wrote:
    It's interesting why they ordered 8 more 20380 corvettes and only 2 20385. The project 20380 does not even have USKS, but Uranus launchers. USKS gives you many more possibilities. Even the little Krakut and Bujan-M have 8 USKS.

    20385 cost substantially more then the 20380.
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    Post  George1 Fri Dec 11, 2020 8:21 pm

    Russian Navy to get 4 surface ships by year-end

    - Yakov Balyayev minesweeper
    - Pyotr Morgunov large amphibious assault ship
    - Aldar Tsydenzhapov corvette
    - Gremyashchiy corvette

    https://tass.com/defense/1233975

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    Post  calripson Fri Dec 11, 2020 10:57 pm

    George1 wrote:Russian Navy to get 4 surface ships by year-end

    - Yakov Balyayev minesweeper
    - Pyotr Morgunov large amphibious assault ship
    - Aldar Tsydenzhapov corvette
    - Gremyashchiy corvette

    https://tass.com/defense/1233975

    Pacific Fleet finally starting to get some modern ships. They were like the lost step child for a while.

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    Post  LMFS Sat Dec 12, 2020 2:50 am

    Illustrating the news above:

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    Post  LMFS Wed Jan 13, 2021 10:53 pm

    Sevmash load:
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    Post  franco Sat Feb 13, 2021 9:50 pm

    Combat ships that have entered the fleet since 2003. Overview

    Since 2003, the surface forces of the Russian Navy have been replenished with 40 warships of twelve different types (with a total displacement of over 500 tons). The smallest ships in the fleet were 3 small artillery ships of the Buyan project.


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    Post  GarryB Sun Feb 14, 2021 10:24 am

    It's interesting why they ordered 8 more 20380 corvettes and only 2 20385. The project 20380 does not even have USKS, but Uranus launchers. USKS gives you many more possibilities. Even the little Krakut and Bujan-M have 8 USKS.

    They are buying corvettes for five fleets... Caspian Sea, Black Sea, Baltic Sea, Northern Fleet, and Pacific Fleet... not every fleet needs more than 250km range anti ship missiles most of the time, though even the URAN can attack land targets too I believe.

    Right now long range cruise missile attacks on Syria are useful, but eventually wont be needed hopefully and for most of their work the Uran will be more than enough.

    As more and more new ships and upgraded older ships enter service there will be no shortage of UKSK launch tubes, they will be on most submarines as well...

    Plus of course air launched versions of the missiles they carry mean it should not be too much of a problem.
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    Post  Isos Fri Feb 26, 2021 4:50 am

    Russian Naval Construction Plans and Numbers - Page 16 Eu5vwh10

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    Post  The_Observer Tue Apr 27, 2021 7:00 pm

    Russia to lay down 6 vessels on Victory day.

    2 955A Borei-class subs
    2 Improved Kilos
    2 20380 Corvettes

    Russian shipbuilders will mark Victory Day by laying down six ships and submarines. This was reported to TASS by a source in the shipbuilding industry.
    “In early May, two Project 955A Borey-A nuclear-powered submarine missile cruisers, two Project 20380 corvettes, and two Project 636.3 submarines will be laid down,” he said.

    According to the interlocutor of the agency, two strategic submarines will be laid down at Sevmash, two corvettes at the Amur shipyard, two submarines of the Varshavyanka project at the Admiralty Shipyards (all enterprises are part of the United Shipbuilding Corporation).

    https://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/11250123

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    Post  LMFS Tue Apr 27, 2021 7:53 pm

    Ukraine in response will inflate six rafts clown

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    Post  Big_Gazza Tue Apr 27, 2021 8:10 pm

    LMFS wrote:Ukraine in response will inflate six rafts clown
    No, just 4. One sank, and one was stolen. clown clown

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