The ship of the measuring complex "Marshal Krylov" after scheduled repairs went to sea

Pacific ship fleet "Marshal Krylov" under the command of Captain 1st Rank Igor Shalyna went to sea to perform tasks for its intended purpose.

This ship can be considered unique. After all, he is the only one in his class in the fleet who performs the tasks of ensuring flight design tests of new types of rocket and space technology (spacecraft, cruise and ballistic missiles, launch vehicles, etc.). With a length of more than 200 meters and a crew of about 350 people, "Marshal Krylov" is able to reach speeds up to 22 nodes. On board can also be two search and rescue helicopters Ka-27.

24 July 2012, the ship turned 25 years. In order to maintain the components and mechanisms in good condition, the ship was put on a long dock repair in Vladivostok, during which the whole complex of works on support systems was performed. After that, "Marshal Krylov" successfully passed sea trials in the Amur Bay. Now, according to Igor Shalyny, it is necessary to check the level of crew professional training already at sea.

Today, the Marshal Krylov ship of the 1914.1 project is one of the largest and most equipped ships of the Russian Navy, representing the latest achievements of Russian scientists and designers.

Comments

[Wedmak]

Last ... eh. Do we have new projects of this type?

[afire]

but who knows ... I don’t think that such ships need a lot,
He has highly specialized tasks and his one is quite enough, stupidly redirecting to the area of ​​the WORLD Ocean necessary for testing

[viktor_ui]

afire - probably in the USSR they were absolutely stupid that they had a "cohort" of similar ships (and sales are much cooler) ... well, stupid scoops ... How long did the "scheduled" repairs take ??? Fried STINKS with might and main, so the holes are plugged "according to the available PERSONAL possibilities." A quarter century trough, but nice for some reason.

[Wedmak]

Something from your comment ... What can plug a measuring ship? There is really no weapon on it.

[Wedmak]

There were all of them if I am not mistaken 4. But the ship is aging. Now new technologies, new materials. He is already 25 years old, although not an old man by naval standards, but so far a replacement will be developed and built - it will take a lot of time.

[White]

It all depends on the task that needs to be completed, for example, Phobos-Grunt seems to have flown most of the trajectory "in the shaded" zone for Russian ground stations, if he had an escort like Buran, he might not have fallen.

And there were more than a dozen ships of this purpose in the USSR
http://vpro24.narod.ru/index.html

[Toga]

In the USSR there were 8 ships of the Navy and 11 ships of the Space Research Service of the Department of Marine Expeditionary Works of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Quite conditionally: Pacific and Atlantic.

BRZK "Ural" has never been included in this group.

[Civil]

In the early 1990s, the situation in the country changed significantly, which greatly affected the Navy. Of the eight ships of the measuring complex, seven ships were sold for scrap; one of them, “Marshal Nedelin,” did not serve for ten years. After five years of operation, it was repaired at the Dalzavod and actually looted [11]. Sakhalin is now owned by the People's Republic of China. The third ship of the 1914 project, the Marshal of the Turquoises, was cut on a slipway.
"Marshal Krylov" was engaged in monitoring the parameters of warheads at launch at the maximum range in 2004 and in 2011 (ICBMs "Topol" and "Bulava").
On August 27, 2011, the sixteenth test launch of the Bulava intercontinental ballistic missile was carried out from the board of the Yuri Dolgoruky nuclear submarine, with the maximum range of sighting in the Pacific Ocean. Control over the arrival of warheads at a given point was carried out by Marshal Krylov. [13]
As of 2012, in Russia there was only one ship capable of working with space objects - the “Marshal Krylov” of project 1914.1, assigned to Vilyuchinsk (Kamchatka).

[Wedmak]

Once again I am amazed how much we lost in 90.

[Toga]

By the way, on November 19, the Marshal Krylov spacecraft will mark the historic date of the "end of the Cold War" - the Russia-America-500 mission. 20 years.

[CARBON]

It will be more appropriate to say, not how much we lost, but what. Lost OCEAN.

[YARY]

And these are the achievements of the USSR Navy
And not the traders of the current

[YARY]

He is the same before the "unexplained fire"
By the way, this is one of the extremely few fragments of the "space fleet"

[jon111]

By the way, already cut

[neri73-r]

If I am not mistaken, it was preserved at the Pacific Fleet.

[coast]

neri73-r,
yes dear, it’s impossible to cut it, it’s atomic, you can see it from Google, it’s lonely, as the project number 1941 was

[neri73-r]

If I’m not mistaken, then this is not a space series control ship, it is a large reconnaissance ship Ural.

[YARY]

It's nice that someone remembers

[Tirpitz]

Quote: neri73-r

it’s not a space series control ship, it’s a large Ural reconnaissance ship.

Which was never brought to mind. Thanks to Gorbachev. They could not establish the interaction of all the electronic systems of the ship, and even lagged behind in electronics at that time.

[saturn.mmm]

Quote: Tirpitz

Which was never brought to mind. Thanks to Gorbachev. They could not establish the interaction of all the electronic systems of the ship, and even lagged behind in electronics at that time.

This is the official version. At that time M. Gorbachev really wanted to be friends with the Americans, and who knows, at that time, a lot of things went wrong.
And at the expense of the ship, in the USSR, just like that, they did not hand out the titles of rear admirals.
The chief designer of the Urals, M. Arkharov, for this unique project was awarded the title Hero of Socialist Labor. In addition, as a civilian, he received the military rank of “Rear Admiral”.

[lotus04]

Quote: Ardent

And these are the achievements of the USSR Navy
And not the traders of the current

And his name was "Ural".

[Captain Vrungel]

Such a powerful fleet was the ships of the measuring complex in all fleets. They were on duty throughout the world's oceans, practically providing 100% control. Only the memory of them and photographs remained. "Cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov", "Academician Sergei Korolev", "Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin" with mixed crews of the ChMP. Sakhalin. "Siberia", "Chazhma", "Chumikan", "Chukotka" are some of the first and how much more modern. But at least one is in the ranks. Let us believe that it will not be the last. Uniform-Whiskey. (Happy sailing MCC).

[sea]

probably saved for furniture at the headquarters of the MO

[wax]

They promised many pots, sausages that cats (and cats) eat, and the absence of tears in children.

[starshina78]

There may not be such ones, but the old ones did not have to be sold for "needles" either. In Kamchatka we had a brigade of OMR (Marine Intelligence Department). It included "Chumikan", "Chazhma", "Sakhalin", "Siberia", "Spassk", and one more, I do not remember the name. The first two, "Chumikan" and "Chazhma" were similar (with antenna balls on the deck). They could have been modernized rather than sold for scrap.

[APASUS]

Quote: starshina78

There may not be such ones, but the old ones did not have to be sold for "needles" either. We had an OMR brigade in Kamchatka (

Unfortunately, the ships ended their story very tragically:
- Siberia is cut into scrap;
- "A bit" cut into scrap;
- Spassk was sold to the United States for 868 thousand dollars;
- Sakhalin was sold to China;
- “Chumikan” sold for 1.5 million dollars;
- “Chamzha” sold for 205 thousands of dollars;
- “Marshal Nedelin” stood for a long time looted, money for restoration was never found, sold to India as scrap metal.
- they wanted to build another 3 ship of the 1914 project, the Marshal Biryuzov ship was laid down and work began, but the collapse of the Soviet Union, like many other projects, put a fat cross on its further construction, and finally cut it on the metal.

[Toga]

Thanks for the memory, but the brigade was called the 35th CFC brigade, not the OMR. We had nothing to do with intelligence.

OMR is consonant with the OVR brigade - the protection of the water area.
Now "Krylov" is in it.

[Civil]

the conditional opponent has:

On January 10, 2012, a ceremony was held in Paskagul to hand over the T-AGM 25 Howard O. Lorenzen ship, equipped with a command and measuring system to track ballistic missile launches, to the US Navy Shipping Command.

[Toga]

Yes, so! It will replace the old Obzevration Island. We were so freaky in the ocean with him! By the way, Observation 1957.

And it’s very important - this is the first specially designed ship of the USA. We did this 30 years ago.

[Vanek]

In order to maintain the components and mechanisms in good condition, the ship was put on lengthy dock repair in Vladivostok, during which the whole range of work on support systems was performed.

And forget about ailments for another 25. Have a good swim.

[alexng]

Seven feet under the keel and good service to him for the good of Russia!

[Nechai]

Quote: afire

He has highly specialized tasks and his one is quite enough, stupidly redirecting to the area of ​​the WORLD Ocean necessary for testing

You reason ONLY from the publicly voiced tasks of ships of a similar purpose ... It is enough to say that the Soviet Union created and possessed the most detailed multispectral map of the entire sea and ocean bottom. And a lot of other things NECESSARY were carried out by these ships, including in the interests of the Union Navy. BECAUSE, they were included in the list of priority DESTRUCTIONS of the defense power of the USSR.

[YARY]

And the traders and traitors already tried and glory!
No more whole fleet!
But there are tales about what will happen. And bank accounts.

[Toga]

Yes exactly! The range of tasks of ocean ships is very wide. From rocket launches and scientific observations to rescue operations and reconnaissance.

[maxiv1979]

and Putin then does a little harm) let alone, and not a lot of missiles, enough for now)

[Toga]

afire,

No, one is not enough. Part of the measurements is not possible with one ship. At first there were 3 KIKs, then SKI EMER ships in the Atlantic were added, then there were 6 warships, then eight. All this has already passed our country.

These ships very rarely stayed at the base. The "run" of "Chumikan" was more than half a million kilometers.
I served there.

[alex86]

Correct me if I’m wrong: in each hemisphere (Pacific and Atlantic) you need three, a total of six, plus one in the base for repair, at least eight in total. Or am I wrong?

[Toga]

For different tasks you need a different amount. In the option of providing flights for new spacecraft, your approach is correct.
And you are absolutely right that people are there too. People need rest, and ships repair. As a rule, half changed one another. When everything was repaired, they left the whole brigade.

It was very difficult for those who did not participate in such work to imagine the complexity of processing trajectory, telemetry, and visual information during a rocket flight.

Under Baluevsky it was believed that we could replace them with satellites. This is fundamentally wrong!

[Toga]

There were a total of 11 civilian and 8 warships.

[TRex]

Guys, end up worrying so ... "Do not kill yourself like that - you will not kill yourself like that!"

One specialized board left?