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    Post  George1 Fri Sep 25, 2015 7:51 am

    Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Flagship Leaves Crimea for Drills in Mediterranean

    The Russian Black Sea Fleet flagship Moskva left the city of Sevastopol for the Turkish Straits to take part in drills in the Mediterranean, the country's Defense Ministry said in a news release issued Thursday.

    MOSCOW (Sputnik) — The warship will take part in planned exercises in the eastern Mediterranean as part of a permanent Russian Navy tactical group.

    "The crews of Russian ships…will practice the organization of anti-submarine, anti-aircraft and anti-ship defense, search and rescue missions, as well as communication training and assistance to the crews of ships and aircraft in distress at sea," the news release said.

    Over 40 different combat exercises will be carried out by the group, including missile and artillery firing at surface and air targets.

    Earlier this year, Russian and Egyptian navies carried out joint military exercises involving F-16 fighter jets in the Mediterranean Sea. Russia and China also conducted Mediterranean drills earlier this year.

    The Black Sea Fleet is stationed in both Crimea and the neighboring Krasnodar Territory and operates in both the Black and the Mediterranean Seas.

    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/military/20150924/1027452728/moskva-drills-mediterranean.html#ixzz3mhAROVCW
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    Post  TheArmenian Fri Sep 25, 2015 11:32 pm

    Look at the missiles being loaded:

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    https://fotki.yandex.ru/next/users/eagle-rost/album/461158/fullscreen/1371869
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    Post  artjomh Sat Sep 26, 2015 5:48 am

    TheArmenian wrote:Look at the missiles being loaded:

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    https://fotki.yandex.ru/next/users/eagle-rost/album/461158/fullscreen/1371869

    RPK-7 with torp and with depth charge.
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    Post  Viktor Sun Sep 27, 2015 1:08 am

    23130 "Academician Pashin" in construction thumbsup

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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Sun Sep 27, 2015 5:01 am

    artjomh wrote:
    TheArmenian wrote:Look at the missiles being loaded:

    Russian Navy: Status & News #2 - Page 25 1371869

    https://fotki.yandex.ru/next/users/eagle-rost/album/461158/fullscreen/1371869

    RPK-7 with torp and with depth charge.

    Artjom, on militaryphotos long time ago we had short chat about potentially new Russian SSN with displacement something like half of Yasen´s  (something like Alfina) - you alwasy have broad spectrum of insider news, any  news with this regard you can share?


    And maybe you had a chance to learn know something more about corvette proj 22800 ? Thanks Smile
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    Post  artjomh Sun Sep 27, 2015 6:36 am

    GunshipDemocracy wrote:Artjom, on militaryphotos long time ago we had short chat about potentially new Russian SSN with displacement something like half of Yasen´s  (something like Alfina) - you alwasy have broad spectrum of insider news, any  news with this regard you can share?

    Nothing concrete has been announced or planned.

    The current prevalent thinking is that the future class of nuclear submarines would be based on the so-called "Base Model": two or three classes of submarines sharing the same hull, but with extra sections depending on whether the submarine carries ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, or is a torpedo submarine. This approach would allow shipbuilders to standardize some of the basic equipment, shore infrastructure and crew training, and lower production and maintenance costs.

    Of course, this approach also means that a single design bureau would be responsible for the entire nuclear underwater fleet, with all the bureaucratic and political difficulties this engenders.

    At this point, these discussions are merely conceptual and no specific RFPs have been solicited. We probably won't see any concrete budgetary discussion of a follow-on submarine until at least 2020.

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    Post  Stealthflanker Sun Sep 27, 2015 7:37 am

    artjomh wrote:
    Of course, this approach also means that a single design bureau would be responsible for the entire nuclear underwater fleet, with all the bureaucratic and political difficulties this engenders.

    At this point, these discussions are merely conceptual and no specific RFPs have been solicited. We probably won't see any concrete budgetary discussion of a follow-on submarine until at least 2020.

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    judging at the sail's shape.. i guess it's Rubin's idea.

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    Post  jhelb Sun Sep 27, 2015 7:38 am

    artjomh wrote:
    TheArmenian wrote:Look at the missiles being loaded:

    Russian Navy: Status & News #2 - Page 25 1371869

    https://fotki.yandex.ru/next/users/eagle-rost/album/461158/fullscreen/1371869

    RPK-7 with torp and with depth charge.

    artjomh, in the link provided above there is a pic of a ship carrying a sub. Two questions in this regard:

    1. Which sub is being carried? and

    2. Is there a specific name for ships that carry subs?

    As ever,Thank You.
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    Post  artjomh Sun Sep 27, 2015 7:50 am

    jhelb wrote:artjomh, in the link provided above there is a pic of a ship carrying a sub. Two questions in this regard:

    1. Which sub is being carried? and

    2. Is there a specific name for ships that carry subs?

    As ever,Thank You.

    1) You mean this?

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    AS-38 or AS-39

    2) Mothership?

    This particular vessel is called an "Oceanographic Research Vessel".
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    Post  Guest Sun Sep 27, 2015 8:24 am

    George1 wrote:Russia’s Black Sea Fleet Flagship Leaves Crimea for Drills in Mediterranean

    The Russian Black Sea Fleet flagship Moskva left the city of Sevastopol for the Turkish Straits to take part in drills in the Mediterranean, the country's Defense Ministry said in a news release issued Thursday.

    MOSCOW (Sputnik) — The warship will take part in planned exercises in the eastern Mediterranean as part of a permanent Russian Navy tactical group.

    "The crews of Russian ships…will practice the organization of anti-submarine, anti-aircraft and anti-ship defense, search and rescue missions, as well as communication training and assistance to the crews of ships and aircraft in distress at sea," the news release said.

    Over 40 different combat exercises will be carried out by the group, including missile and artillery firing at surface and air targets.

    Earlier this year, Russian and Egyptian navies carried out joint military exercises involving F-16 fighter jets in the Mediterranean Sea. Russia and China also conducted Mediterranean drills earlier this year.

    The Black Sea Fleet is stationed in both Crimea and the neighboring Krasnodar Territory and operates in both the Black and the Mediterranean Seas.

    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/military/20150924/1027452728/moskva-drills-mediterranean.html#ixzz3mhAROVCW

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    Some photos of it leaving Black Sea.
    Source: http://liveuamap.com/en/2015/25-september-russian-navy-slava-cls-cruiser-moskva-121-crossed?ll=48.8829;31.18100000000004&zoom=8
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    Post  jhelb Sun Sep 27, 2015 7:08 pm

    artjomh wrote:1) You mean this?

    My bad, I mean't this one

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    Post  Morpheus Eberhardt Sun Sep 27, 2015 8:22 pm

    jhelb wrote:
    artjomh wrote:1) You mean this?

    My bad, I mean't this one

    Russian Navy: Status & News #2 - Page 25 Untitl10

    That is a Proekt 971 submarine in a floating dock.


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    Post  artjomh Sun Sep 27, 2015 8:23 pm

    jhelb wrote:
    artjomh wrote:1) You mean this?

    My bad, I mean't this one

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    Project 17571 floating dock "ZEYA"

    The submarine is K-263 Barnaul

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    Post  Rmf Sun Sep 27, 2015 9:14 pm

    its a stupid idea just continue making yasens as funds come up at slower pace.
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Mon Sep 28, 2015 10:40 am

    artjomh wrote: Nothing concrete has been announced or planned.  The current prevalent thinking is that the future class of nuclear submarines would be based on the so-called "Base Model": two or three classes of submarines sharing the same hull, but with extra sections depending on whether the submarine carries ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, or is a torpedo submarine. This approach would allow shipbuilders to standardize some of the basic equipment, shore infrastructure and crew training, and lower production and maintenance costs.

    Of course, this approach also means that a single design bureau would be responsible for the entire nuclear underwater fleet, with all the bureaucratic and political difficulties this engenders.

    At this point, these discussions are merely conceptual and no specific RFPs have been solicited. We probably won't see any concrete budgetary discussion of a follow-on submarine until at least 2020.

    Thanks Artjom, don´you think that building 7 Yasens and no AIP conventional subs will leave Russian Navy "naked" once older subs will be decommissioned?


    As for the sub on your pic has no vertical missile launchers so no more like Yasen/Virginia ? and then no bow sonar either. I hope this isn ´t going to be the case just more like the hull shape option.

    I also have found this - but like you said before no concrete announcement only some press note.
    http://ria.ru/defense_safety/20150706/1117508756.html




    Rmf wrote:its a stupid idea just continue making yasens as funds come up at slower pace.
    Maybe not optimal but what other option is for RN available?
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    Post  artjomh Mon Sep 28, 2015 7:47 pm

    GunshipDemocracy wrote:Thanks Artjom, don´you think that building 7 Yasens and no AIP conventional subs will leave Russian Navy "naked" once older subs will be decommissioned?

    What is your alternative?

    GunshipDemocracy wrote:As for the sub on your pic has no vertical missile launchers so no more like Yasen/Virginia ? and then no bow sonar either. I hope this isn ´t going to be the case just more like the hull shape option.

    This is just an unofficial concept. Something someone drew based on the principles being discussed behind the scenes. Ignore the details, focus on the main characteristics.

    There could be a potential variation with a VLS missile section. Or with a mini-submersible docking camera. Or with a diver compartment.
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Mon Sep 28, 2015 8:10 pm

    artjomh wrote:
    GunshipDemocracy wrote:Thanks Artjom, don´you think that building 7 Yasens and no AIP conventional subs will leave Russian Navy "naked" once older subs will be decommissioned?

    What is your alternative?

    As a stopgap? more 636 or 677 without AIP? It looks like 6-8 conventional subs for price 1 Yasen. d Thus they still might be good enough for sea denial. When one sub or 7 is lost mission is not compromised and if you have 1 Yasen to protect some areas loosing one it is.
    Just guessing as an armchair admiral.


    artjomh wrote:
    GunshipDemocracy wrote:As for the sub on your pic has no vertical missile launchers so no more like Yasen/Virginia ? and then no bow sonar either. I hope this isn ´t going to be the case just more like the hull shape option.

    This is just an unofficial concept. Something someone drew based on the principles being discussed behind the scenes. Ignore the details, focus on the main characteristics.

    There could be a potential variation with a VLS missile section. Or with a mini-submersible docking camera. Or with a diver compartment.


    True, flying and submersible drones both for combat/lintel, divers. I just wonder if anybody is considering "armoring" subs for sake of survivability. I mean better protection against torpedoes/mines. Maybe shape of internal hull or composite elements can protest form explosions like in MRAP cars.
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    Post  Stealthflanker Mon Sep 28, 2015 9:18 pm

    GunshipDemocracy wrote:

    True, flying and submersible drones both for combat/lintel, divers.  I just wonder if anybody is considering "armoring" subs for sake of survivability. I mean better protection against torpedoes/mines. Maybe shape of internal hull or composite elements can protest form explosions like in MRAP cars.

    The traditional double hull layout of Russian submarine already offer survivability against mines or torpedo.

    One can of course make longer standoff between outer "light hull" and pressure hull, but this directly increase the submarine's size.
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    Post  PapaDragon Sat Oct 03, 2015 7:23 am


    Russia Unveils Plans to Modernize Nuke-Powered Submarines

    Russia is modernizing 12 nuclear-powered submarines as part of an ambitious project to extend the life of the vessels by another 20 years, according to Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.


    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/russia/20151002/1027942520/russia-submarine-nuclear-sergei-shoigu.html#ixzz3nRpydz4x
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    Post  JohninMK Mon Oct 05, 2015 11:27 pm

    MOSCOW (Sputnik) – A group of Russian Black Sea Fleet ships has conducted missile and artillery exercises in the Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea Fleet press attaché Capt. 1st Rank Vyacheslav Trukhachyov said Monday.

    “Today, the Black Sea flagship missile cruiser, the Moskva, the Ladny guided missile frigate and the cruisers Pytlivy and Smetlivy….completed firing exercises at marine and air targets using artillery and missile complexes,” Trukhachyov said.

    The ships also practiced using chafe and depth charges.


    Read more: http://sputniknews.com/russia/20151005/1028038888/russia-drills-mediterranean-sea.html#ixzz3nhCQns6i
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    Post  Viktor Tue Oct 06, 2015 4:47 am

    Nice thumbsup

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    Post  Austin Wed Oct 07, 2015 6:26 pm

    US: Russia Building 'Arc Of Steel' From Arctic To Med
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    Post  GarryB Thu Oct 08, 2015 10:18 am

    Interesting article... to which I would reply lets look at the points listed in the article and think about them for a moment...

    "the language coming from the Russian military reflects the mindset and actions characteristic of direct challenge and confrontation with NATO."

    And why would that be... could it possibly be because:

    It is naval capability focused directly on addressing the perceived advantages of NATO navies. And they are signaling us and warning us that the maritime domain is contested.

    So they are stating to NATO that NATO does not own the maritime domain uncontested any more... is that a bad thing per say?

    "They have talked about establishing a permanent presence in the Mediterranean and in breaking out from their perceived military encirclement by NATO military structures, economic sanctions and political isolation."

    Perceived? Really?
    NATO broke off communication and NATO and EU countries started imposing economic sanctions to punish Russia for claimed crimes that are still to be proven.

    Russia is repeatedly blamed as being the number one or two threat to the world according to the President of the US.

    It seems Russia was supposed to capitulate and just give in to western demands... instead it just turned east to countries it has largely neglected in trying to be friends with NATO and the west.

    Now that it knows the west just wants drones perhaps in the future ties wont be that close ever again so a strong Navy and Army and Air Force remain a priority because when push comes to shove the west only helps when its own interests are involved... a slaughter in Rwanda is ignored, while terrorists in Kosovo offers a chance to get revenge on the Serbs for being friendly with the Russians and everyone mobilises for that conflict.

    Of course the most amusing thing is:

    "First, we must in training at the high end of warfighting skill.

    We are too used to fighting poorly equipped third world countries and need to spend more money to fight second world countries.... going to be more expensive...

    Second, forces must be on call for real world operations.

    They might not give us enough warning... despite listening to everyones phone calls and electronic communications we still didn't know about those polite men, or the air power of Russia moving to Syria, or now the Russian Navy dealing with our terrorists in Syria... perhaps they wont tell us in the future when they are doing stuff so we have to be ready all the time.... which of course will be expensive...

    "And third, we must invest to pace the growing Russian capabilities."

    The US alone has 13 carrier groups with super carriers at their core but we need to spend more money to increase our capabilities to match Russias tiny pathetic rusting fleet we keep laughing at publicly.... that is going to cost some money... especially at a time when Britain and France can barely afford the single carriers they currently have or have planned.
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    Post  coolieno99 Thu Oct 08, 2015 12:28 pm

    4 Russian warships stationed in the Caspian Sea launched 26 Kalibr-NK cruise missiles against ISIS targets in Syria. The missiles traveled more than 900 miles over Iran and Iraq and struck within 9 ft of their  intended targets in Raqqa, Idlib and Aleppo provinces.



    https://www.rt.com/news/317883-russia-warship-attack-syria/

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/checkpoint/wp/2015/10/07/these-are-the-cruise-missiles-russia-just-sent-into-syria/
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    Post  JohninMK Sun Oct 11, 2015 9:34 am

    The frigates, Ladny and Privily, of the Black Sea Fleet which were deployed to the eastern Mediterranean for a naval exercise passed through the Bosporus on the 7th and 9th and are returning home.

    The cargo ship Yauza, the updated addition to Russian naval auxiliary fleet, made it into the Black Sea on the 29th after her long trip from the Northern Fleet. Her icebreaker bow will be an interesting sight in warmer waters. She looked to be travelling empty so she is probably joining the 'Syrian Express'. She has 4 holds and carries about 90 passengers but I can't trace her cargo carrying capacity.

    The large landing ships seem to have given up travelling in pairs and are now often on their own, perhaps it reflects their being released as soon as they are loaded. Must be taking a toll on the crews.

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