"Alexander Obukhov": the first ship of a large series

Comments

[Mavrikiy]

And in the section "opinions" they talk to the minesweepers with insoluble problems, guard?

[Cat]

I did not like the surface architecture of the minesweeper. What prevented the ship from equipping according to the latest requirements for reducing the visibility in various radar ranges and thermal radiation. Maintain the inclination of the superstructure at 10 °, remove protruding elements and lifeboats. Close the stern with a plastic tent, etc.

[Dar weter]

This is just a minesweeper, why would he decrease visibility?

[ImPerts]

God grant!
7 feet under the keel!
But there are problems, but they are being solved slowly.

[fedor13]

Enlighten, and what are the ice restrictions? Hard to fit plastic case

[mine]

http://vpk.name/news/170149_vopros_neboesposobnos
ti_vmf_rossii__protiv_sovremennoi_minnoi_ugrozyi_
obyazan_byit_razreshen_v_kratchaishie_sroki.html
a bit of reality

[mine]

https://topwar.ru/105438-vopros-neboesposobnosti-
vmf-rossii-protiv-sovremennoy-minnoy-ugrozy-obyaz
an-byt-razreshen-v-kratchayshie-sroki.html
here

[c3r]

On "Buratino" something similar.

[Aandrewsir]

“A small, but very necessary boat,” Iosif Vissarionovich would say.

[Evgeniy667b]

And what prevents, along with "Alexandrites", to build minesweepers using conventional, wooden technology. The point is not the case material, but the "stuffing". Although a wooden sandwich will be no worse than a fiberglass monolith, it is much more technologically advanced and cheaper. It is not yet known what happened to "Kurbatov" after the fire, so "Obukhov" will remain in splendid isolation for a long time. I'd like to be mistaken in this assumption!

[Sailor]

I served on MT, 1.05.1972/XNUMX/XNUMX laid down. Now this one looks prettier, more even contours, but looks similar.