redgiacomo wrote:so guys how many submarines are under construction right now?
6 Imp Kilo for Black sea fleet (one will be delivered next days)
2 Borei class + 1 in trials
3 Yasen class
1 special purpose (Khabarovsk)
redgiacomo wrote:so guys how many submarines are under construction right now?
George1 wrote:redgiacomo wrote:so guys how many submarines are under construction right now?
6 Imp Kilo for Black sea fleet (one will be delivered next days)
2 Borei class + 1 in trials
3 Yasen class
1 special purpose (Khabarovsk)
Vympel wrote:Admiral Lazarev being painted in preparation for its journey to the Northern Fleet:
http://www.wrk.ru/forums/attachment.php?item=401394&download=1
Does this mean that Admiral Lazarev is going to be being refit / modernized after all? If they were going to scrap it - why paint it?
TR1 wrote:
So it doesn't look like a pile of shit in transit.
They paint Kirov regularly too, and its fate is long sealed.
This means nothing, though it is nice to see it move at all.
Tell me again the last time you painted your broken trashcan? Painting Lazarev could mean much more than you believe, or there would be no point in painting it!TR1 wrote:Vympel wrote:Admiral Lazarev being painted in preparation for its journey to the Northern Fleet:
http://www.wrk.ru/forums/attachment.php?item=401394&download=1
Does this mean that Admiral Lazarev is going to be being refit / modernized after all? If they were going to scrap it - why paint it?
So it doesn't look like a pile of shit in transit.
They paint Kirov regularly too, and its fate is long sealed.
This means nothing, though it is nice to see it move at all.
TR1 wrote:Sure, it could also be turned into an interplanetary battleship. Do you have any proof of such an intention?
It is, hence the confusion...sepheronx wrote:I thought the ship was considered beyond repair?
I guess it works for temporary use before other ships come out and it is sent to the bottom of the ocean as a artificial reef.
Mike E wrote:Nope, but who says they didn't change their mind?
Yeah, but Kirov is still in service, Lavarez isn't, big difference!
It could be nothing, or it could be something.
Mike E wrote:Well, I've never heard of that before, so if that says anything..... The article didn't even mention what kind of plants are having "slowdowns". All they mention is that the "plants" "lacked the technology to churn out modern weapons in any significant quantity"! - We all know that Russia has been producing the so-called "modern weapons" at a respectable rate, and that the "plants" (incredibly unspecific) do have the "technology" needed to build them...
type055 wrote:Mike E wrote:Well, I've never heard of that before, so if that says anything..... The article didn't even mention what kind of plants are having "slowdowns". All they mention is that the "plants" "lacked the technology to churn out modern weapons in any significant quantity"! - We all know that Russia has been producing the so-called "modern weapons" at a respectable rate, and that the "plants" (incredibly unspecific) do have the "technology" needed to build them...
the translation video is wrong. the original video say nothing about russia assistance. 052D rada type is 346A
Yep, a very very badly written article.Mike E wrote:type055 wrote:Mike E wrote:Well, I've never heard of that before, so if that says anything..... The article didn't even mention what kind of plants are having "slowdowns". All they mention is that the "plants" "lacked the technology to churn out modern weapons in any significant quantity"! - We all know that Russia has been producing the so-called "modern weapons" at a respectable rate, and that the "plants" (incredibly unspecific) do have the "technology" needed to build them...
the translation video is wrong. the original video say nothing about russia assistance. 052D rada type is 346A
That comment didn't have anything to do with China, but rather an article.
Yep, true western BS articles that i enjoy butchering, unless there to long, then it just turns into a chore.Mike E wrote:Not even "bad", it was literally unreadable! Propaganda + crappy "journalists" = you know what....
"Recently, the Northern Fleet, one of the ships have been successfully tested first modernized complex targeting against naval targets, which receives data from the ISS" Liana. "In the short term, this complex will be delivered by the Navy of the Russian Federation", - said the agency interlocutor.
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