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With this new Pacific Fleet have for main warships operationnals not rusty buckets

MSC : 7 with * 10
1 Slava
1 Sovremennyy
4 Udaloy
The new Steregushchy
*NB : CG have 3 Krivak III to considered combattants with SA-N-4, 100 mm gun and a Ka-27

SSC : 17
8 Tarantul II/III
4 Nanuchka I/III
5 Grisha II/V

Ass Amph : 4
1 LST Alligator
3 LST Ropucha

6 MS Sonya/ Natya II

Repl Ships : 6
2 Chilikin ammos/fuel/log
2 small oiler Dubna
2 small oiler Alyay

Submarines : 15
2 Borey
3 Delta III
3 Oscar II
1 Akula
6 Kilo

In more a Naval Inf Brigade, a Mot Brigade and Coastal Defense units with 9 small battalions each have 4 one 8 AShM launchers total 40 SSC-1B, SS-C-5, SS-C-6 to Kurils, Sakhalin, Kamchatka, Vladivostock plus 16 x 100/130 mm guns

Aviation
12 Tu-142
7 Il-38
12 Mig-31 Jelisovo/Petropavlovsk with a S-400/SA-22 Rgt reinforced unique for défends the SSBN base to Vilyuchinsk /Petropavlovsk
28 Ka-27/29
plus trp aircrafts

Jura said:

yesterday I missed the hilarious part:

they say they want to be second just to the USN!

the document can be downloaded in PDF:

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point #41
"Россия не допустит существенного превосходства военно-морских сил других государств над Военно-Морским Флотом и будет стремиться к его закреплению на втором месте в мире по боевым возможностям."

I'm curious what the official translation would be, my off-handed is:

"Russia won't allow its Navy to be significantly surpassed by naval forces of other countries, and will aim at securing the second biggest [naval] combat capabilities [in the world]."

just LOL after I've been following for the last three+ years the Chinese naval buildup

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I'm curious what the official translation would be, my off-handed is:

"Russia won't allow its Navy to be significantly surpassed by naval forces of other countries, and will aim at securing the second biggest [naval] combat capabilities [in the world]."

Hehehe...it is already FAR too late for that.

China certainly has.

At this point I would say that Japan and INdia have...and probably Korea, with the excetion of the SSNs. The Russians still have some very decent SSNs...even the older ones, and those are dangerous to any other NAvy.

The US Navy can hunt them, as can the Japanese.

China is developing its ASW capability, but I am not sure how effective it is against the more capable SSNs.

Wednesday at 5:39 PM

Jura said:

LOL nah I don't like the masts (their number; placement; shape) on Project 20380:

anyway, now I searched for

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news; found inconsistencies between wiki and other older info, and what's in the recent article

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so: just a CG below!

I know it's obviously a CG, but I mean for example the number of "Redut" VLS cells (in the bow), "Kalibr" VLS cells (if any, aft), AShM canisters (not shown above) could be different ... time will tell

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now señor
viernes, 21 de julio de 2017

Detalle de la remodelación de las holguras en la corbeta proyecto 20385

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Ya se sabía que las corbetas proyecto 20385 iba a tener reformas estructurales con respecto a las 20380 y como se ha podido ver a la primera 20385 pues se pueden dejar de lado las maquetas y comprobar directamente qué han retocado; aparte del mástil principal y la retirada del secundario.

Como se puede ver la próa ha sido remodelada de forma que ahora es más "abierta" ...

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"It was already known that the Cortes project 20385 was to have structural reforms with respect to the 20380 and as it has been seen to the first 20385 because you can leave aside the models and check directly what they have retouched; Apart from the main mast and the withdrawal of the secondary.

As you can see the same has been remodeled so that it is now more "open" ..."

and at this moment señor shows this:


huh? should I perhaps tell him the article I quoted Wednesday at 5:39 PM describes the new hull of Project 20385 (as compared to Project 20380)?

Además, las holguras que antes había en los costados de la estructura principal han sido "cegadas".

Habrá que ver qué han hecho en el puente porque puede que también haya sido modificado.

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"In addition, the clearances that had previously been in the sides of the main structure have been "blinded".

We will have to see what they have done on the bridge because it may have also been modified."

As the heir to the substantial Soviet missile arsenal, Russia boasts the widest inventory of ballistic and cruise missiles in the world. Russia remains a major power in the development of missiles of all kinds, and Russian strategic rocket forces constitute a significant element of Moscow’s military strategy. Russian missiles perform a wide variety of missions, from anti-access/area denial in local conflicts to delivery of strategic nuclear weapons across continents. A significant modernization program continues in Russia, producing new variants of both ballistic and cruise missiles with significant new capabilities. Russia is also making major advancements in the field of precision guided cruise missiles.

Russian navy is a submarine one,and at 64 units is quite big.Plus naval aviation,second only to US in my opinion..

Danish straits

Tuesday at 10:08 PM

Jura said:

LOL before somebody says he (or she knew it all the time, I'll repeat here what I posted in
PLAN Type 052C/052D Class Destroyers 5 minutes ago


the Peter the Great and

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are on their way down to the Russian Navy Day (which comes on the 30th this year) in

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so ... my conjecture: meeting the DDG-174 "Hefei"?!
LOLOL

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around Denmark

Pedro el Grande!

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Dmitry Donskoy og Piotr Velikiy fotograferet i eftermiddags ved Hjelm ud for Djurslands kyst. Foto: FLVFOT, Flyvevåbnets Taktiske Stab

ooh la la
"... low speed “Pugachev’s Cobra” transitioning to a tumbling back flip followed by a side-slip to an inverted spin and then a classic recovery gained by pointing the aircraft’s nose to the ground to regain lost energy in exchange for altitude. The entire sequence is flown at altitude that presumably lives little margin for error, making it even more thrilling."
starts around:

in

florin said:

Russian navy is a submarine one,and at 64 units is quite big.Plus naval aviation,second only to US in my opinion..

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florin said:

Since 2008 russian population is growing, at a slow peace but still,life expectancy and natural grow are improving, and some programs of relocating ukrainian refugees par example are taking place...

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