The first Soviet nuclear submarine K-3 "Leninsky Komsomol" will be transferred to Kronstadt

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The first Soviet nuclear submarine K-3 "Leninsky Komsomol" will be transferred to Kronstadt, where it will become the central exposition of the Museum of Naval Glory. The submarine is being prepared for transportation at the Nerpa shipyard of the Zvezdochka ship repair center.

As follows from the publication, the preparation of the submarine for transportation has begun on the Nerpa. Last week, the Leninsky Komsomol was brought to the Pallada dock, where work began on dismantling the fairing of the hydroacoustic complex to ensure the stability of the ship on a solid foundation.



In the future, the nuclear submarine will be moved to the Sviyaga floating dock, owned by the GUGI, in which the submarine will be delivered via the White Sea-Baltic Canal first to St. Petersburg, then to Kronstadt. The boat will be converted into a museum with the restoration of the internal space, after which it will be open to tourists. The submarine is planned to be installed on metal supports under a glass cover.


K-3 "Leninsky Komsomol" - the first Soviet and the third nuclear submarine in the world, the lead ship of Project 627 "Kit". Launched on August 9, 1957. She entered service on July 1, 1958, on March 12, 1959, she became part of the 206th separate submarine brigade based at Severodvinsk. From the Northern fleet withdrawn in 1991.

The submarine was repeatedly wanted to be disposed of, but nevertheless it was decided to make a museum out of the submarine.
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  1. +35
    26 July 2021 13: 33
    it was decided to make a museum out of the submarine.
    With all hands - FOR !!!
    1. +18
      26 July 2021 13: 50
      "Lenin Komsomol" will become another symbol of the success of the USSR.
      1. +6
        26 July 2021 13: 53
        "Leninsky Komsomol" - the first Soviet and the third nuclear submarine in the world
        Quote: Civil
        one symbol of the success of the USSR.

        hi
        1. +4
          26 July 2021 13: 58
          I agree - such a ship is worthy of it. But isn't it phonit? I remember there were leaking accidents on it. And why a glass cover? I represent the sizes ...
        2. +13
          26 July 2021 14: 01
          Finally, they matured and made a good decision from the first nuclear submarine built in the USSR to make a museum and not stupidly disassemble it into needles (scrap metal).
        3. +2
          27 July 2021 11: 10
          I only approve of the transformation of the Lenin Komsomol into a museum!
          I was always amazed at how to ashes, to the last instance, many samples of wonderful Soviet technology were destroyed. Will there be any changes on this issue or is this a rare case?
      2. 0
        27 July 2021 14: 36
        Quote: Civil
        "Lenin Komsomol" will become another symbol of the success of the USSR.

        Putin denies any Soviet successes.
    2. +14
      26 July 2021 14: 00
      Quote from Uncle Lee
      With all hands - FOR !!!

      I will join both mine with pleasure! Good business, this is our story!
    3. +3
      26 July 2021 18: 58
      I agree with you! Worthy exhibit good and I would, at least with one eye, look at the 941st shark live.
    4. +3
      27 July 2021 00: 11
      I am proud of my country. I am proud that my uncle was a navigator on the nuclear submarine K-3 Leninsky Komsomol. When they finish arranging the museum, it is imperative to take schoolchildren there. And the cap is glass, so that the cormorants do not stain. And your own microclimate will not hurt.
    5. 0
      27 July 2021 22: 26
      With all due respect to the idea and the Fleet, it is very bad that it is in Kronstadt. No infrastructure. We built a couple of new parks (kind of great)! But I work, like most of the Kronstadters in St. Petersburg, and now I can't go to work on the night shift on weekends! Traffic jams! In Kronstadt! One road to enter / exit. If we also make a museum out of Kronstadt, then for us, the Kronstadt people, there will be a general collapse. And believe me, I'm not against museums. But then the infrastructure must also be tightened! And now I don't even know whether to be happy (for the boat and our naval history) or sad (for the opportunity to just live and work).
      1. 0
        27 July 2021 22: 41
        Everything is so uselessly organized that on the day of the Navy, traffic on the dam is completely closed! Only by passes. The benefit of getting a pass for the Kronstadt is a matter of five minutes. But it's a shame for others. For example, "fur drivers" who travel through the dam without stopping at Kronstadt. But they slow down everyone. I was driving this Sunday along the dam and as far as the eyes could see back and forth there was ONE on the road. But the traffic jam on Navy Day, when the city was NOT closed.
  2. +16
    26 July 2021 13: 35
    It's amazing how gentlemen the Democrats did not let her go. Of course you need to make a museum with it.
  3. +16
    26 July 2021 13: 38
    My first boat, which I saw on the roadstead of Severomorsk, when I embarked on my maiden voyage in 1979, it was a long time ago. Even somewhere there is a black and white photo.
    1. +11
      26 July 2021 13: 53
      Well, what minus have you been hammered into? Someone is against the upbringing of the younger generation. You need to know your history. If you shoot a pistol into the past, the future will bounce at you from a cannon ... Something like that soldier
      1. 0
        27 July 2021 13: 06
        Quote: VadimLives
        Well, what minus have you been hammered into? Someone is against the upbringing of the younger generation.

        "Non-brothers" graze here apparently-invisibly. They are clearly against it.
    2. +1
      26 July 2021 18: 59
      Good evening! Have you ever seen 941 projects?
      1. +6
        27 July 2021 00: 20
        I was on a visit to the 941st project in Zapadnaya Litsa. Amazing sensation of size. And this - considering that at that time he himself served on the 1143.3 TARKR "Kalinin". The most important impression is the guys who served on the boat. The commander, who could submerge the northern omerigue with a chord on the device, told anecdotes about Winnie the Pooh. Moreover, it is so talented and theatrical ... Very good impressions and memories.
  4. +11
    26 July 2021 13: 48
    The museum is very good.
  5. +9
    26 July 2021 14: 01
    good news! Such ships must be protected! And this brand has been in the album for 40 years! Separate - naval!
  6. +8
    26 July 2021 14: 02
    This is a very sensible idea, we should all know the history of the development of our military equipment, and especially the boys.
  7. +23
    26 July 2021 14: 02
    Shark - save!
    I do not care - where to put it!
    Just pull it ashore and put it on.
    This is not such an outrageously impossible task. Yes, difficult, but realizable!

    People will be everywhere, even to Murmansk, even to Dikson, even to Kronstadt, even to Moscow to come and admire such a miracle!
    1. +3
      26 July 2021 14: 09
      People will be everywhere, even to Murmansk, even to Dikson, even to Kronstadt, even to Moscow to come and admire such a miracle!

      Well, I don't know about Dikson, but I would definitely go to Murmansk or Arkhangelsk ...
    2. +2
      26 July 2021 14: 29
      How can she get her ashore?
      1. +1
        26 July 2021 16: 18
        There, in the Kola Bay, in general, in Belokamnka, they change the landscape. They can also make a dock camera, like the Japanese for Mikasa. The places are immeasurable.
  8. +4
    26 July 2021 14: 15
    In the future, the nuclear submarine will be moved to the Sviyaga floating dock, owned by the GUGI, in which the submarine will be delivered via the White Sea-Baltic Canal first to St. Petersburg, then to Kronstadt.

    Damn this is just a yuverilka. Do you know the size of the locks on the White Sea-Baltic?
    There will remain half a meter in front and behind Sviyaga and 15 CENTIMETERS along the sides.
    1. +1
      26 July 2021 14: 37
      Yes, they dragged smaller nuclear submarines from Gorky. But the local population along the White Sea-Baltic Canal has fun. Maybe someone will see YOUR BOAT.
  9. +6
    26 July 2021 14: 28
    The first atomic, of course, needs to be saved as memory for posterity.
  10. 0
    26 July 2021 14: 35
    A question for those in the know: - How about a radioactive 2 background, did you read that the reactors were not a "fountain" then?
    1. +2
      26 July 2021 19: 30
      There is no reactor compartment - a dummy welded
      1. 0
        26 July 2021 19: 32
        And the vessel itself in the area of ​​the reactor compartment does not give off radiation? All the same, for so many years the reactor has been used for its intended purpose.
        1. +1
          27 July 2021 13: 08
          Quote: Wahmister 1970
          And the body itself in the area of ​​the reactor compartment does not give a fonit?

          Yes, they probably checked everything before making such a decision.
        2. 0
          27 July 2021 18: 36
          I will calm you down, even on K-19 in adjacent compartments at the time of disposal, there was almost a natural background
  11. +4
    26 July 2021 14: 41
    And I was already afraid that they would cut it. Great news. When I get ready to go to Kronstadt, I will need to go for three days to see slowly and K-3 and the rest good
  12. +4
    26 July 2021 19: 02
    And the world-famous trip to the North Pole. I remembered a line from poetry, but did not remember the author - "... The ice floes are being ground up by the nuclear submarine" Lenin Komsomol! "
  13. +3
    26 July 2021 21: 21
    The first nuclear submarine cannot be scrapped. The museum is the right decision.
  14. +2
    27 July 2021 03: 37
    One of the SANE decisions that are so rare in recent years that were made by their heads, and not by the behest of successful managers.