The minesweeper Anatoly Shlemov, built for the Pacific Fleet, has begun the second stage of testing

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The minesweeper Anatoly Shlemov, built for the Pacific Fleet, has begun the second stage of testing

Project 12700 "Alexandrite" mine defense ship "Anatoly Shlemov" left the delivery base of the Pacific fleet in Vladivostok and entered the second stage of testing in Peter the Great Bay. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense.

During the tests, the crew tested the operation of the marine television complex and the navigational radar station. How long the tests will last and the deadline for their completion is not reported, it is stated that the PMO ship is expected in the combat composition of the Pacific Fleet. The minesweeper began passing factory sea trials in mid-November.



(...) after the completion of the verification activities, the sea minesweeper will be introduced into the fleet with the raising of the St. Andrew's flag on it

- said in a statement.

To date, the Pacific Fleet has two project 12700 minesweepers - the Yakov Belyaev and Pyotr Ilyichev, on which the Andreevsky flag was raised this month, on November 17th. Both ships serve as part of the 114th brigade for the protection of the water area of ​​​​troops and forces in the North-East with a deployment in Kamchatka. "Anatoly Shlemov" will also replenish the composition of this brigade, possibly as early as this year.

The ship PMO "Anatoly Shlemov" is the seventh minesweeper of project 12700 "Alexandrite", laid down in July 2019, launched in November 2021. It was delivered to Vladivostok via the Northern Sea Route by towing this summer together with the minesweeper Pyotr Ilyichev. Named in honor of Vice Admiral Anatoly Fedorovich Shlemov (1949-2018), who served in the Main Directorate of Shipbuilding of the Navy.
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  2. +6
    30 November 2022 19: 10
    Minesweeper "Anatoly Shlemov" started the second stage of testing

    ***
    - Seven feet under the keel! ...
    ***
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      1. -7
        30 November 2022 19: 23
        On lack of fish and cancer fish. You can also bolt the Shell to the deck with bolts, you get an air defense minesweeper.
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          2. +3
            30 November 2022 21: 30
            Quote: Misha Honest
            Only we have only minesweepers left ...

            11 SSBNs, for two dozen multi-purpose submarines (and SSGNs), 10 new diesel engines - don't we count? Oh well.
            1. -3
              30 November 2022 21: 51
              This is compared to which country? Yes, against one of the countries that are members of NATO, this is a formidable force (except for the US Navy). Against everyone, it's just a deterrent...
      3. +2
        30 November 2022 22: 31
        Quote: Misha Honest
        Yes, at least 10 feet under the keel, but what good is it in a war?

        From the anti-mine ship there is a lot of sense in naval warfare.
        It’s just not clear why you broke through on this news so much? There are many problems everywhere, the Navy is no exception, but why now ...
  3. +3
    30 November 2022 19: 22
    In the photo, minesweepers in Belomorsk. Probably the neighbor is Pyotr Ilyichev, he passed state tests in the Baltic. Helmets with closed windows of the bridge. The right decision, it was necessary to use the window on the NSR. It would not hurt to continue the project 12700 series. it will be! It turns out that not only mines are drawn at the bases.
    1. +4
      1 December 2022 08: 10
      Quote: tralflot1832
      it wouldn’t hurt to continue the series of the project 12700 series. 10 pieces for all fleets will not be enough

      Six in service, one sea trial, three in construction and two under contract. I suspect that the series will be big!
  4. +2
    30 November 2022 19: 28
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Yes, at least 10 feet under the keel, but what good is it in a war?

    Well, the benefits are simple - either minesweeping or laying mines ... or do you think that only destroyers, cruisers are fighting, ... a destroyer was recently returned to service, submarines are going into service ... what's wrong with a minesweeper?
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  5. +5
    30 November 2022 19: 40
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Are you going to fight with minesweepers yourself, Dolbodyatel?!

    Why are you rude? Vyunosh
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  6. +6
    30 November 2022 19: 49
    the series is unique in its kind

    The trailer has a unique, the world's largest hull made of monolithic fiberglass, formed by vacuum infusion.
    For the successful implementation of this technology, modern equipment and software products were purchased, and pilot production was also created. OJSC SNSZ is the only plant in Russia that owns this technology and the only one in the world that can create monolithic hulls up to 80 meters long.
    And anti-mine acoustics are modern!
    Thruster!
    Great! good

    1. +1
      30 November 2022 20: 27
      Quote: Boniface
      The trailer has a unique, the world's largest hull made of monolithic fiberglass,

      Interestingly, minesweepers can detect submersible unmanned drones? Does the equipment allow
      1. +2
        30 November 2022 20: 47
        If you mean it



        then this is NOT a "submersible" drone

        to detect underwater moving objects - another class of ships is intended
        - small anti-submarine ship
        - large anti-submarine ship
        other ships armed with anti-submarine weapons.
        Minesweepers are designed to search for and destroy mine weapons.

        And to consider the minesweeper as a secondary ship is stupid.
        Mine danger - should not be underestimated for all types of ships and submarines.
        Mines are terrible in strength and insidious weapons according to the logic of application!

        Any type of naval weapon can be easily easy to detect (anti-ship missiles, torpedoes, drones, enemy aircraft) - MIN - NO!
        1. +2
          30 November 2022 22: 04
          Quote: Boniface
          Mines are terrible in strength and insidious weapons according to the logic of application!

          I know ... Ship , aircraft , submarines . They fired a mine, she went to a given area. occupied certain water tiers and is waiting in the wings ... What am I, I will explain to you. Know more than me! drinks
          1. +1
            1 December 2022 09: 57
            drinks

            There are such powerful mine complexes wow !! Like RM, PMR, PMT, PMTK, American "Captor", etc., etc.. these are just "guillotines" - a sentence for NK and PL !!
            Yes, at least an ordinary UDM-500 ... - quiet horror ...

            The fact that Svinoreikh launched NM mines into the Black Sea is already a PROBLEM! Although for a large tanker or a Barker, she is harmless. But for smaller ships "gift"
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      30 November 2022 21: 47
      Quote: Boniface
      ... pilot production. OJSC SNSZ is the only plant in Russia that owns this technology and the only one in the world that can create monolithic hulls up to 80 meters long. ...

      It would be nice to duplicate in the depths of the territory, it can also be dual-purpose.
  7. +1
    30 November 2022 19: 57
    It seemed to me the minesweeper Anatoly Shariy. I thought the leadership is quite ku ku.
  8. +2
    30 November 2022 20: 16
    Quote from godzila
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Downvote if you want. Only our fleet - kabzada so good luck to you.

    From the outskirts? So many screams suddenly erupted))))
    Tired of enduring

    It looks like the light is given for a short period, so the troll broke through)
    1. -5
      30 November 2022 20: 18
      Quote from Buyan
      It looks like the light is given for a short period, so the troll broke through)

      Please, remember the 17th year. )
  9. +1
    30 November 2022 20: 17
    Quote: Digger
    It seemed to me the minesweeper Anatoly Shariy. I thought the leadership is quite ku ku.

    Accurate cornering wassat
    1. -3
      30 November 2022 22: 49
      Quote from Buyan
      Quote: Digger
      It seemed to me the minesweeper Anatoly Shariy. I thought the leadership is quite ku ku.

      Accurate cornering wassat
      A. Shariy and O. Shariy (wife) are the only patriots of Ukraine among the citizens of Ukraine, but they are forced to live abroad in Ukraine (since 2012...).
      I wonder what will happen to the cells of the "Party of Sharia" located on the lands of the Kherson, Zaporozhye regions. and DNR, LNR...
  10. +2
    30 November 2022 20: 18
    Quote: Misha Honest
    you are not a friend. These are the cries of citizens of the Russian Federation tired of your idiocy wink

    Screams vidoplyasova wassat
    1. -2
      1 December 2022 01: 33
      Quote from Buyan
      Screams vidoplyasova

      I warned you... request
  11. +2
    30 November 2022 20: 20
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Quote from Buyan
    It looks like the light is given for a short period, so the troll broke through)

    Please, remember the 17th year. )

    I didn't forget bully history in Russia is still taught and not bad, unlike 404
    1. -1
      1 December 2022 01: 35
      Yes, it is extremely badly taught in reality.)
  12. 0
    30 November 2022 20: 23
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Quote from Buyan
    Why are you rude? Vyunosh

    I speak the truth. Tired of the lies. )

    Pouring mud on everyone who writes and reads here?)
    1. -4
      30 November 2022 20: 33
      Quote from Buyan
      Pouring mud on everyone who writes and reads here?)

      Just tell me, comrade. what am I wrong about?
  13. 0
    30 November 2022 20: 24
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Quote from Buyan
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Yes, at least 10 feet under the keel, but what good is it in a war?

    Well, the benefits are simple - either minesweeping or laying mines ... or do you think that only destroyers, cruisers are fighting, ... a destroyer was recently returned to service, submarines are going into service ... what's wrong with a minesweeper?

    And how many destroyers and cruisers have we built? laughing

    Read it ...
    1. -4
      30 November 2022 20: 35
      Quote from Buyan
      Quote: Misha Honest
      Quote from Buyan
      Quote: Misha Honest
      Yes, at least 10 feet under the keel, but what good is it in a war?

      Well, the benefits are simple - either minesweeping or laying mines ... or do you think that only destroyers, cruisers are fighting, ... a destroyer was recently returned to service, submarines are going into service ... what's wrong with a minesweeper?

      And how many destroyers and cruisers have we built? laughing

      Read it ...

      Would give at least a link, comrade wink
  14. +1
    30 November 2022 21: 26
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Quote from Buyan
    Pouring mud on everyone who writes and reads here?)

    Just tell me, comrade. what am I wrong about?

    And you read your letters
  15. +1
    30 November 2022 21: 27
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Quote from Buyan
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Quote from Buyan
    Quote: Misha Honest
    Yes, at least 10 feet under the keel, but what good is it in a war?

    Well, the benefits are simple - either minesweeping or laying mines ... or do you think that only destroyers, cruisers are fighting, ... a destroyer was recently returned to service, submarines are going into service ... what's wrong with a minesweeper?

    And how many destroyers and cruisers have we built? laughing

    Read it ...

    Would give at least a link, comrade wink

    I don't owe you anything, if you yell - give the facts
  16. -1
    1 December 2022 01: 03
    There is no main thing in the news - what search engines will the minesweeper use? There is no access to imported ones, which were originally planned, due to sanctions. But without them, the minesweeper will be at the level of the 60-70s of the last century.