Soviet Submarines
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This is the secretive "research" sub, courtesy of COVERT SHORES (drawing)............DFO
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An old Soviet Project 633RV RFS (PTS-50),NATO Romeo Class Submarine,configured as SS-N-16 Trials Ship, Sevastopol..2019
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Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine, designated Project 941 Akula Class (NATO reporting name Typhoon),RFS Dmitry Donskoi departs Novorrosiysk,August 20th 2019.
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and in 1983........oopz!
However, up close with a TYPHOON....... DFO
However, up close with a TYPHOON....... DFO
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Thanks for posting Dennis. I went onboard McCloy when she was tied up alongside us in Portsmouth Harbour. We later entertained several of the crew in the Petty Officers mess and I still have a momento of that visit - the ships Sherrif badge for USS McCloy.designeraccd wrote: ↑Mon Sep 09, 2019 6:58 pm and in 1983........oopz!
However, up close with a TYPHOON....... DFO
Jim
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JEM, EM, OEM, LOEM, POOEL
Then 28 years in the Fire Brigade
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Russia's November-Class Submarines Were An Underwater Chernobyl
What a sad tale - https://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboo ... byl-185976
What a sad tale - https://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboo ... byl-185976
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This Massive Russian Sub is Preparing to Launch Nuclear Torpedoes
Russia's Status-6 "Poseidon" torpedo has excited the fears -- or the overactive imaginations -- of Russia's enemies. Calling it is a torpedo is a misnomer. While the precise capabilities of the weapon are mysterious, it appears to be about 80 feet long -- which makes it more like a mini-submarine or an underwater ballistic missile. Poseidon is propelled by a nuclear reactor to a speed of 115 miles per hour and operates at deep depths up to 3,300 feet. It is armed with a massive 100-megaton warhead powerful enough to generate a giant tidal wave to destroy coastal cities.
See - https://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboo ... oes-193673
Russia's Status-6 "Poseidon" torpedo has excited the fears -- or the overactive imaginations -- of Russia's enemies. Calling it is a torpedo is a misnomer. While the precise capabilities of the weapon are mysterious, it appears to be about 80 feet long -- which makes it more like a mini-submarine or an underwater ballistic missile. Poseidon is propelled by a nuclear reactor to a speed of 115 miles per hour and operates at deep depths up to 3,300 feet. It is armed with a massive 100-megaton warhead powerful enough to generate a giant tidal wave to destroy coastal cities.
See - https://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboo ... oes-193673
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The infamous sov K-19, another glow-in-the-dark nuke.......... DFO
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Moving the rusting hulk of Museum Ship RFS Leninsky Komsomol (Russia's first Nuclear Submarine) to St Petersburg from Kronstadt. October 2nd 2021.
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Here she is in her building shed, 1957! DFO
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