The submarine "Prince Vladimir" will be launched in November

Nuclear submarine cruiser "Prince Vladimir" will be launched in Severodvinsk in November of this year, reports RIA News Post commander of the Navy Vladimir Korolev.

Earlier, the commander in chief reported that Prince Vladimir would be launched in the month of August.

Literally, at the Sevmash enterprise in Severodvinsk, the next nuclear-powered submarine cruiser of strategic purpose, Prince Vladimir, will be taken out of the shed. This event will take place in November,

Korolev said in an interview with the Red Star.

Earlier, the Russian military reported that before the 2020, the Navy should receive eight nuclear submarines of the Borey project. The construction of the fifth generation submarine cruisers should begin after 2025.

The 955 “Borey” / “Borey-A” submarines were developed by the St. Petersburg Central Design Bureau of the “Rubin” marine equipment and belong to the latest generation of atomic strategic rocket carriers. Each submarine carries the Bulava intercontinental ballistic missiles aboard the 16.

Comments

[aszzz888]

... then trials, then into operation ... the business is very good.

[Pete mitchell]

Good news, but would be quicker so that the "partners", God forgive me, would be calmer

[Romario_Argo]

and on the 2018 year, the descent of another 2's submarine: Prince Oleg and Generalissimo Suvorov
and 2019 will be on 3 Submarine Ave. 955 on SF and Pacific Fleet i.e. 6

[Zibelew]

On the Strategic Rocket Forces, the whole country is holding on. At the Pacific Fleet, squids have already worked out all the deadlines. By 2020, the last three BDRs should be written off and updated.

[Boa kaa]

Quote: Zibelew

At the Pacific Fleet, squids have already worked out all the deadlines. By 2020, it’s time to write off and receive the last three BDRs.

No need to rush. There is such a form of carrying BS as duty at the base. D-9P can shoot from the pier. And the Boreas will go to the autonomous region.
Ага.

[Mavrikiy]

This event will take place in November,
And goodies. And the machine back and forth, and tests, and missiles on board. And then on a shift. And we sleep soundly. And let the USA toss and turn and fantasize.

[Burbon]

Nuclear-powered submarine cruiser "Prince Vladimir"

will

launched in Severodvinsk in November this year - the key word will be ..... and this is news ??? ... they just haven’t let it down yet and haven’t accepted it - Wishlist and no more

[Corsair0304]

Well! Whether business!

[rudolff]

This is the first of the Borey-A sub-series of a modified project. It will be interesting to take a look, the contours of the hull and the retractable fence should be slightly different.

[Egorovich]

Is it bad, is it good, but the replenishment of the Russian Navy is still more or less regular. And it pleases.

[Boa kaa]

Quote: Egorovich

replenishment of the Russian Navy is still more or less regular. And it pleases.

On duty, I have to stay in the places where the ships are based ... And that’s what struck me. Now the task of replenishing the fleet is being solved from two ends, simultaneously: Support ships and the strategic naval component of the strategic nuclear forces are being built.
Apparently at the top, nevertheless, conclusions were drawn from the mistakes of the Soviet Navy. Now the entire mooring walls of the Navy are being modernized. Support vessels are being built: sea cranes, tugboats, supply vessels and various small things. And the technological base for the construction of ships of the 1-2 rank is brought up. They create weapons for the 21 century. And it seems to me the right move. In order not to repeat the history of the TAKRs on the Vaenga raid in Severomorsk.
IMHO.

[Egorovich]

I have nothing to do with the Navy, but I have a good friend from Sevastopol. She says a lot of good things about the Black Sea Fleet, and it’s so clear that the update is in front of our eyes.

[Zomanus]

Here you go. Strategists are gradually being updated. Still they would "Ashen" in cover and defense.
Although, for me, the future lies with unmanned missile launch points.