Р'Р ”Рљ" Р “еоргий No. РџРѕР ± РµРґРѕРЅРѕСЃРµС †" РёСЃРїРѕР »РЅРёР» РѕСЃСЊ 33 РіРѕРґР °

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The crew of the large landing ship "George the Victorious" Kola flotilla the diverse forces of the Northern Fleet celebrated the 33rd anniversary of the raising of the flag on board the ship, the press service of the SF.

Р'Р ”Рљ" Р “еоргий No. РџРѕР ± РµРґРѕРЅРѕСЃРµС †" РёСЃРїРѕР »РЅРёР» РѕСЃСЊ 33 РіРѕРґР °




The large landing ship “St. George the Victorious” was built in Poland at the shipyard “Severnaya Verf” in the city of Gdansk in 1984. Admitted to the Northern Fleet and 3 in March 1985, the Naval Flag was raised on the ship.

It is noted that the ship has repeatedly sought the title of the best ship of the compound, in the union and in the Northern Fleet. Took part in the exercises "West-2009" and "West-2013". Repeatedly made long trips to the Mediterranean and to the Arctic along the Northern Sea Route to the New Siberian Islands.

In 2017, the BDK “George the Victorious” performed the tasks of the Arctic expedition as part of a detachment of warships and ships of the Northern Fleet headed by a large anti-submarine ship Severomorsk. He took part in the landing of troops on the unequipped coast in the framework of the interspecific tactical exercises on the defense of a strategically important industrial facility in the Arctic.
  • press service of the Federation Council
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  1. 0
    5 March 2018 13: 00
    Р'Р ”Рљ" Р “еоргий No. РџРѕР ± РµРґРѕРЅРѕСЃРµС †" РёСЃРїРѕР »РЅРёР» РѕСЃСЊ 33 РіРѕРґР °
    I don’t understand who called it that 33 years ago? belay
    1. +1
      5 March 2018 13: 05
      Since July 27, 2002 it has the name "George the Victorious."

      It was laid under the name "BDK-45", building number 775/20. March 05, 1985 became part of the Northern Fleet. Had the following tail numbers: 123 (1985); 133 (1985); 135, 018 (1986); 023 (1987); 036 (1990); 010 (1999); 016 (1999).
    2. +1
      5 March 2018 13: 07
      33 years ago it was called BDK-45.
  2. +1
    5 March 2018 13: 00
    Ships near the theater.
    Without long hikes and capture of something somewhere far away.
    Such a doctrine was in the USSR, the corresponding equipment was available. Everything is clear, everything is adequate and why do we need these Mistral and other colonial, everything is in accordance with the goals and objectives.
  3. +1
    5 March 2018 13: 05
    Thinly troll “Ivan Gren”?
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      5 March 2018 13: 11
      Project 1171 is better for this. "Saratov" is already more than 50.
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        5 March 2018 13: 31
        Quote: CentDo
        Project 1171 is better for this. "Saratov" is already more than 50.

        Yeah ... Even after that:
        The large landing ship “St. George the Victorious” was built in Poland at the shipyard “Severnaya Verf” in the city of Gdansk in 1984. Admitted to the Northern Fleet and 3 in March 1985, the Naval Flag was raised on the ship.
        One would like to exclaim: “Glory to the CPSU!”, And after “Saratov” - “Return the USSR!”
      2. 0
        5 March 2018 13: 35
        Quote: CentDo
        Project 1171 is better for this. "Saratov" is already more than 50.

        This is yes.
        Laid 05.02.1964.
        Launched 01.07.1964/XNUMX/XNUMX.
        He joined the fleet on 18.08.1966/XNUMX/XNUMX.
        After all, they built it.
  4. +1
    5 March 2018 13: 12
    Quote: Nasr
    Since July 27, 2002 it has the name "George the Victorious."

    It was laid under the name "BDK-45", building number 775/20. March 05, 1985 became part of the Northern Fleet. Had the following tail numbers: 123 (1985); 133 (1985); 135, 018 (1986); 023 (1987); 036 (1990); 010 (1999); 016 (1999).

    Something in this spirit, I assumed, thanks for the info. hi
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    5 March 2018 13: 13
    George the torpedo bomber would be better lol

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