Patrol ship "Sharp-eyed" Black Sea Fleet underwent dock repair

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Patrol ship "Sharp-eyed" Black Sea Fleet underwent dock repair

The watchful ship "Shrewd", removed last year from the current Black Sea fleet, underwent dock repairs at the 13th shipyard in Sevastopol. According to the press service of the Black Sea Fleet, the ship was taken out of the repair dock.

As noted, the ship was taken out of the dock by two tugs: one was pulling it from the dock into the bay, the other was directing it so that the "Sharp-eyed" would not touch the walls. A third tug has joined the bay and provides insurance during the operation. In the future, a number of works will be carried out on the ship, which will finally turn it into a museum. A reduced crew remains on the Smetlivoy to ensure the survivability of the ship, by analogy with the Aurora.



The Black Sea Fleet patrol ship Smetlivy has been removed from the repair dock. It will be moored at the pier for the next stage of its operation as a museum ship

- said in a statement.

At the beginning of April of this year, "Savvy" was included in the book of records (achievements) of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation with the wording - 50 years in the Navy. The main achievement of the ship is a twofold excess of the design service life, as indicated in the certificate, which was awarded to the command of the Black Sea Fleet. It is noted that despite the considerable age, the ship until the last carried out combat missions.

The watchful ship "Shrewd" of project 01090 became part of the USSR Navy in 1968. Displacement - 4460 tons, length - 144 meters. It speeds up to more than 30 knots. The main armament is eight launchers of anti-ship missiles X-35 "Uranus", as well as a twin AK-76 726-mm gun mount, two Volna air defense systems (16 missiles), a 533-mm torpedo launcher and two RBU-1000 rocket launchers.
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  1. +1
    10 August 2020 13: 53
    Very well. And we haven't heard news about him for a long time.
    1. +1
      10 August 2020 13: 58
      We have few museum ships and they are poorly looked after. Maybe "Sharp" will be more fortunate as a museum. It is a pity "Kerch" will be dismantled into metal.
      1. +4
        10 August 2020 14: 02
        In the future, a number of works will be carried out on the ship, which will finally turn it into a museum.


        Quote: Borik
        We have few museum ships and they are poorly looked after. Maybe "Sharp" will be luckier.


        In any case, preserving it for history as a museum is better than just letting it go. The memory will remain.
  2. +5
    10 August 2020 14: 05
    "....At the beginning of April this year, "Sharp-eyed" was included in the book of records (achievements) of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation with the wording - 50 years in the Navy... .... ".
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    Well, what can I say? Thank God they started making museum ships! A very useful thing! We need to educate a NEW GENERATION of sailors! HOW without museum ships? Americans - they contain a whole historical fleet! And we deserved и glorified ships - sawed "on nails"! This is wrong!
    Congratulations to the Black Sea Fleet - on the first museum ship!!! Keep it up!
    1. +3
      10 August 2020 14: 16
      "Kutuzov" in Novorossiysk costs .... soldier
    2. +2
      10 August 2020 14: 23
      Second. The first Kutuzov ...
      1. 0
        10 August 2020 14: 32
        Quote: Cyril G ...
        Second. The first Kutuzov ...

        The second is restless!
        1. +1
          10 August 2020 15: 03
          Restless stands on the Black Sea? The phrase literally sounded -
          Congratulations to the Black Sea Fleet - on the first ship-museum !!!

          I also specify. On the Black Sea the second. First Kutuzov. On Kutuzov by the way, there are not very many combat posts suitable for inspection ...
          Keeping the Restless and Sharp-witted is welcome. It's a pity that the story with Druzhny ended so badly. It is doubly a pity that the workhorses of the Second World War - the destroyers of Project 7 - were not saved ... Although the Chinese Seven is alive.
    3. 0
      10 August 2020 15: 10
      Not only Americans, but also many other and much older ships and vessels. At one time I stood on the deck of a sailing ship in Germany, there were other veteran ships nearby, and I was offended that I would not have such an opportunity in my homeland. This is in Bremmenhaven. was, if memory serves.
  3. +4
    10 August 2020 14: 21
    So far we have put on Minku. If left there, then an ideal place for a museum: 500 meters from the center and an excellent view from the South Bay.
    1. +1
      10 August 2020 14: 32
      Quote: otstoy
      If left there

      Did they remove the checkpoint on Minka?
      1. +2
        10 August 2020 14: 59
        If they want to leave, they will easily make an independent passage. For example, a hanging bridge from Lermontov, where there is a place for parking and turning of transport.
  4. -2
    10 August 2020 14: 29
    Just don’t give Ragozin control over the creation of the museum - the poor guard will drown him for sure, or he will let him on the trampolines. ..
  5. +3
    10 August 2020 14: 52
    Welcome the right decision! In St. Petersburg, the example of the icebreaker "Krasin" and the submarine 613 ave. On the Neva, turned into museums, showed the interest of tens of thousands of visitors. Our maritime history must also have natural floating exhibits. smile
  6. +1
    10 August 2020 15: 33
    Almost every day they upgrade something, put it into operation, etc. Nice to read!
    1. +1
      10 August 2020 22: 21
      The smart one is being prepared for the Eternal anchorage .. There will be a ship-museum .. The young generation will join the naval traditions and life.
  7. +1
    10 August 2020 16: 08
    And for a long time - for a long time they gave a concert on it ... Years, years
  8. 0
    10 August 2020 16: 27
    It is, rather, "from our poverty" in the 90s and early 200s. The retention of this pennant in the combat strength. It was high time to turn the "singing frigate" into the museum. But, thank God, the time has come. The only pity is that, for example, "Azov" or "Kerch", too, were not converted into a museum ship. After all, not a single 1134 was left for memory.
    1. +1
      10 August 2020 22: 05
      Everything for metal in the 90s, Azov was cut in the early 2000s.
  9. +3
    10 August 2020 22: 26
    Quote: Buhach
    Not only Americans, but also many other and much older ships and vessels. At one time I stood on the deck of a sailing ship in Germany, there were other veteran ships nearby, and I was offended that I would not have such an opportunity in my homeland. This is in Bremmenhaven. was, if memory serves.

    Well, at least now not everyone is on pins and needles. In the early 80s in the magazine "Technology of Youth" there was an article on several pages about how it was high time to make museums out of ships. But alas. The 90s put a lot of things under the knife.

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