Lewin of Greenwich Naval History & Forum

This is the secretive "research" sub, courtesy of COVERT SHORES (drawing)............DFO

An old Soviet Project 633RV RFS (PTS-50),NATO Romeo Class Submarine,configured as SS-N-16 Trials Ship, Sevastopol..2019

Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine, designated Project 941 Akula Class (NATO reporting name Typhoon),RFS Dmitry Donskoi departs Novorrosiysk,August 20th 2019.

and in 1983........oopz!

However, up close with a TYPHOON....... DFO

designeraccd wrote: ↑Mon Sep 09, 2019 6:58 pm and in 1983........oopz!

However, up close with a TYPHOON....... DFO

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.

Jim

Russia's November-Class Submarines Were An Underwater Chernobyl

What a sad tale - https://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboo ... byl-185976

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

The infamous sov K-19, another glow-in-the-dark nuke.......... DFO

Moving the rusting hulk of Museum Ship RFS Leninsky Komsomol (Russia's first Nuclear Submarine) to St Petersburg from Kronstadt. October 2nd 2021.

Here she is in her building shed, 1957! DFO