How nuclear torpedo was tested: unique shots

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It turned 60 years tested in Novaya Zemlya, the first Soviet torpedo with a nuclear T-5. An explosion of ammunition fired by the C-144 submarine destroyed a small squadron of two submarines, two minesweepers and a pair of destroyers. The power of the explosion was 10 kilotons.



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    1. You Vlad Rank
      You Vlad
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      11 October 2017 15: 31

      Oh, accidentally laid out!
    2. Warnoob Rank
      Warnoob
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      11 October 2017 15: 35
      But in the archives for sure there are still unique shots. And it seems to be nothing special, but that's just for the soul takes. I remember I watched Lavochkin’s “Storm” trials with a high.
    3. Wedmak Rank
      Wedmak
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      11 October 2017 18: 17
      Is it released from the submarine? The frames show that they are immersed in water.
      1. Mih1974 Rank
        Mih1974
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        12 October 2017 06: 04
        request In Miri then and now there is no submarine that will survive the explosion of its own nuclear-powered torpedo. There was one boat in the USSR which “in theory” had a chance to escape from the shock wave of its own torpedo, but they were all written off feel
        Actually, that's why they were loaded on board only - two jokes, because in essence it is "to cause fire on oneself." Effectively - yes, heroism - yes, but posthumously.
      2. marder7 Rank
        marder7
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        12 October 2017 14: 19
        These are tests of a charge, but not torpedoes. no one tested the torpedo; it was standard, long-tested and long-adopted.
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    5. Viktor is the winner Rank
      Viktor is the winner
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      14 October 2017 12: 13
      Beautiful and deadly for lives.

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