SSBN "Emperor Alexander III" and its importance for the fleet

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SSBN "Emperor Alexander III" and its importance for the fleet
Bookmark SSBN "Emperor Alexander III", December 2015


For the naval fleet Russia and in the interests of its strategic nuclear forces, the construction of Project 955A Borei-A strategic missile submarines continues. At the end of December, another ship of this type was accepted into the Navy, and at the same time the next cruiser was launched. The new submarine "Emperor Alexander III" will be the seventh "Borey" in service and can be handed over to the customer this year.



According to schedule


At the turn of the 955s and 955s, the Rubin Central Design Bureau, commissioned by the Ministry of Defense, developed an updated version of the Borey project 2012. The 2020A project included a number of measures aimed at improving all the main characteristics and more fully realizing the potential of new technologies. The lead Borey-A, named Prince Vladimir, was laid down at the Sevmash plant in Severodvinsk in XNUMX and accepted into the fleet in XNUMX.

On December 18, 2015, the laying ceremony of the next SSBN of a new type, which received the name "Emperor Alexander III", took place. It was already the seventh Borey and the fourth representative of the modernized Project 955A. It was reported that construction would be completed in the first half of the twenties, and soon after that the submarine would be accepted into the fleet.

Later, the exact plans of the Ministry of Defense became known. The department and the press reported that the Alexander III would be built in the workshop until 2022. By the end of the year, it was planned to complete the main stage of construction and launch the ship into the water. Accordingly, completion at the berth is planned for 2023, as well as the preparation and conduct of mooring, running and state tests.

The work is generally progressing according to the schedule. So, on December 29, 2022, a solemn ceremony was held at Sevmash, the heroes of which were two Borea-A at once. The finished submarine "Generalissimo Suvorov" was accepted into the Navy, and the next ship "Emperor Alexander III" was taken out of the shed and launched.


Cruiser's mortgage board

The ceremony was personally attended by leaders of the shipbuilding industry. Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and President Vladimir Putin watched the acceptance and launching via videoconference. The leaders of the country and the industry congratulated the construction participants on the completion of construction, and also noted the role of new ships in ensuring national security.

Soon


As planned, the main part of the construction of the new Borea-A has been successfully completed. The submarine was launched and transferred to completion. It is expected that all work on the Alexander III will be completed within the next few months, and the ship will be accepted by the customer by the end of the year. The experience of building previous SSBNs pr. 955A shows that such estimates and plans are quite realistic and can be implemented.

According to known data, the submarine "Emperor Alexander III" is intended for the Pacific Fleet. After signing the acceptance certificate, in 2023-24, the crew will carry out the necessary training and make an inter-fleet transition to the duty station. During 2024, the submarine will be prepared for full-fledged service and combat duty. However, the exact timing of this, for obvious reasons, remains unknown.

The next "Borey" will be part of the 25th KTOF submarine division. Three previous ships, project 955 (A), are already serving in this formation - Alexander Nevsky, Vladimir Monomakh and Prince Oleg. In the coming months, they will be joined by the recently adopted Generalissimo Suvorov. In addition, the only representative of the old project 667BDR "Kalmar" in the Pacific Ocean - the cruiser "Ryazan" - remains in the division.

The two newest submarines, Project 955A, are of particular importance for the Pacific Fleet. The fact is that with the help of the new "Boreev" in recent years, the gradual replacement of the "Kalmar", obsolete morally and physically, has been carried out. Having received the Generalissimo Suvorov, the KTOF will be able to decommission the Ryazan and complete the transition to modern ships. The next "Emperor Alexander III", in turn, will strengthen the modern submarine group.


The positive consequences of these processes are obvious. New SSBNs have high performance characteristics and carry modern weapons. To date, they have used only a small part of the resource, and, with timely maintenance and repairs, they can serve for the next few decades. In addition, modern submarines have a significant reserve for further modernization.

It should be noted that not only the Pacific Fleet will receive such benefits from the new Boreev-A. Cruisers of the new type are also entering the Northern Fleet. And all these submarines are involved in the construction and development of strategic nuclear forces.

Technical potential


SSBN "Emperor Alexander III" was built according to the updated project 955A. In general, such a project is similar to the basic Borey, but differs in a number of technical and technological innovations. Due to them, it was possible to optimize production processes, as well as improve the main tactical, technical, operational and economic characteristics.

Etc. 955A provides for the construction of a double-hull submarine with a length of 170 m. The total displacement is 24 thousand tons, the surface displacement is less than 15 thousand tons. The ship has a high-power nuclear main power plant and a water jet propulsion unit. A speed of up to 28-29 knots and the ability to dive to 400-480 m are provided. A sharp reduction in physical fields and visibility is declared in comparison with submarines of previous generations.

The crew includes 107 people, of which about half are officers. Personnel are accommodated in cabins and cockpits; comfortable working and living conditions are provided. Autonomy - 90 days.


Boathouse exit ceremony, December 2022

"Borey-A" received an updated complex of on-board radio-electronic, radio engineering, hydroacoustic and other equipment. With the help of various systems and devices, the submarine is able to monitor the underwater, surface and air situation within a radius of tens of kilometers. Data exchange is also provided, incl. reception of target designation and orders for the use of main weapons.

The main weapons The SSBN is the D-30 missile system with the R-30 Bulava intercontinental missile. In the central part of the submarine's hull there are 16 vertical launchers for such SLBMs. According to known data, the Bulava has a flight range of at least 8-9 thousand km and carries a multiple warhead with individually targetable warheads.

There are six bow torpedo tubes of caliber 533 mm. They allow you to fire torpedoes and anti-submarine missiles, as well as lay sea mines. For self-defense on the surface, the crew has several MANPADS.

Means of deterrence


In general, SSBN pr. 955A "Borey-A", incl. the newest "Emperor Alexander III", are modern submarines with high performance, and are also a successful underwater platform for deploying missile weapons. At the same time, they received the latest ballistic missile that meets current requirements. As a result, the fleet receives an effective means of strategic nuclear deterrence.

Such ships are of great importance for the Navy and for national security. Therefore, their construction continues, and the laying and launching of new submarines is regularly carried out. Another submarine was accepted into the fleet just a couple of weeks ago. At the same time, the next submarine was launched, which will be able to enter service this year.
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  1. +2
    11 January 2023 07: 47
    Despite the sanctions, the submarine fleet will only be replenished and strengthened
  2. +4
    11 January 2023 08: 09
    All this, of course, is good, the new nuclear submarine, but the name suggests - is it possible that the "Decree on Cook's Children" will also appear soon, approved at one time by this emperor?
    1. +1
      11 January 2023 10: 03
      Is it possible that the "Decree on Cook's Children" will also appear soon, approved at one time by this emperor?

      Why decree, we simply reduce budget places to 10-100 a year, and raise the cost of education. And if there are any claims that we have such a coveted Capitalism here, they themselves destroyed the Union for its sake ...
      They solved the shortage problem just as ingeniously, before there was a shortage of goods, now the population has a shortage of money, but there are a lot of goods in stores..
      1. +2
        12 January 2023 00: 17
        What claims, why capitalism, when it is possible and with comrade. Stalin to take an example:
        Decree of the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR No. 1860 of 02.10.1940 "On the establishment of paid tuition in senior classes of secondary schools and in higher educational institutions of the USSR and on changing the procedure for awarding scholarships." Here it is in the text:
        "Establish the following tuition fees for students in grades 8-10 of secondary schools:
        a) in schools in Moscow and Leningrad, as well as in the capital cities of the Union republics - 200 rubles a year;
        b) in all other cities and villages - 150 rubles per year.
        Note. The specified tuition fees for grades 8-10 of secondary schools should be extended to students of technical schools, teacher training schools, agricultural and other special secondary schools.
        3. Establish the following amounts of tuition fees in higher educational institutions of the USSR:
        a) in higher educational institutions located in the cities of Moscow, Leningrad and the capitals of the Union republics - 400 rubles a year;
        b) in higher educational institutions located in other cities - 300 rubles per year;
        c) in higher educational institutions of art, theater and music - 500 rubles a year.

        If anything, the average salary of a worker in that period was 340-350 rubles. The collective farmer has even less.
        The Decree was in force until 1956.
      2. +3
        12 January 2023 18: 17
        Now the number of state-funded students in the universities of the Russian Federation exceeds the number of students in the RSFSR in the late Soviet period.
    2. +2
      12 January 2023 00: 06
      There was no such "decree", especially approved by the emperor. There was a recommendatory circular of the Ministry of Education on reducing the admission of servants to the gymnasium, which did not prevent them, by the way, from studying in real and industrial schools.
    3. +1
      12 January 2023 18: 01
      There is no need to cast a shadow on the wattle fence - the name was given, among other things, in honor of the heroically deceased battleship "Emperor Alexander III", and such a memory is very important
    4. +3
      12 January 2023 18: 15
      Circular of the Minister of Education Delyanov, which was advisory in nature and not particularly implemented. This is not the level of the document that required approval by the emperor.
  3. +2
    11 January 2023 10: 22
    And why don't we use "Inserts" in the mines of ICBMs for Caliber-type missiles. Americans are testing these. We have a shortage of launchers and it is possible to equip nuclear submarines universally. If it is laborious, it is possible to provide for new ones in the project.?
    1. +10
      11 January 2023 10: 48
      Quote: Zaurbek
      And why don't we use "Inserts" in the mines of ICBMs for Caliber-type missiles. Americans are testing these.

      Probably because we do not have extra SSBNs.
      In 1994, the Yankees decided that out of the 18 Ohios available for strategic nuclear forces, only 14 were enough for them - and they sent 4 "extra" SSBNs for modernization into "axe" carriers.

      The second problem: SSBNs, like SSBNs, require support. This is the ICAPL"she goes, she presses, she gives help", and the SSGNs need to be covered. And our Navy has practically nothing to do with it - the living surface first ranks of the fleets can be counted on the fingers of one hand, and the ICAPL is not enough even to cover the SSBNs.
      For example, at the Pacific Fleet before the arrival of "Novosibirsk" there was 1 (one!) Live ICAPL.

      And the third problem: why? What kind of targets will such a mega-SSGN hit - that cannot be hit by other, cheaper methods?
      1. 0
        11 January 2023 14: 14
        Probably because we do not have extra SSBNs.

        And what do we have .... superfluous? In addition to sofa mechanical drivers, ShRK operators and the notorious vertical?
        And the third problem: why?

        Oh, and here are a lot of reasons wink
        "We also have it!", We love this business since the time of the deceased))
        There will be something to get excited by the already mentioned VUS ....
        There will be something for the developers. Yes, and builders, in connection with the uniqueness, light stump, project
        There will be something to describe Ryabova .....
        True, there is no need for this monster, how much caliberoids will sculpt to fully charge the pepelats - God knows, but that's it, who cares ??
        1. +4
          11 January 2023 16: 12
          Quote: frog
          And what do we have .... superfluous? In addition to sofa mechanical drivers, ShRK operators and the notorious vertical?

          five rods without kissing for an unapproved mindset © smile
          Quote: frog
          True, there is no need for this monster, how much caliberoids will sculpt to fully charge the pepelats - God knows, but that's it, who cares ??

          Yes. It's better 40-caliber "Ash trees" to build - especially since they are urgently needed for the "Boreys".
          1. 0
            11 January 2023 20: 48
            five rods without kissing for an unapproved mindset

            I don't see why even a noble don should not accept a pair of rods on behalf of his Eminence!

            And yet five - not three dozen)). Well, for the lack of kissing the boot - a separate merci wink
            Yes. It's better to build 40-caliber "Ash trees" - especially since they are urgently needed for the "Boreys".

            It goes without saying, from only with wood, things are much worse than with marshmallows ..... Although "Ash" is much better than these monstrosuses .... About which they mentioned here feel
    2. +3
      11 January 2023 12: 05
      We are modernizing two of the seven Antey nuclear submarines, it has a displacement no less than that of SSBNs, and it does not need to be converted from SSBNs into a multi-purpose nuclear submarine.
      It is planned to install 72 KR on it (Caliber, Onyx, Zircon).
      1. +3
        11 January 2023 12: 50
        Well, when will it be again. And who will issue the TsU for Caliber and Irkons? The Navy has big problems with this when Liana is still deployed.
        1. +2
          11 January 2023 13: 39
          Liana is 5 Lotus C1 satellites - all satellites and 2 Pion NKS satellites are in orbit, one satellite is in orbit!
          1. 0
            11 January 2023 14: 05
            "Flat" Yankees learned to deceive in the last century.
            And the "thin" ones.... In 1982, let's say, were there any of them in orbit? Did it bother the minke whales?
            It is clear that with ICRC it is better than without it. But optimism in this place is a hat MLRS, IMHO ...
          2. +1
            11 January 2023 19: 08
            Quote: Sergey39
            Liana is 5 satellites Lotus C1 - all satellites are in orbit

            EMNIP, there were problems with the very first of them from the very beginning. And he has a decent service life - since 2009.
            1. +1
              11 January 2023 20: 50
              There are a lot of problems out there, really. Even with the "Legend" that once worked. With a conditionally full composition of the group. And now, with one unfortunate "Peony" ...... In order to avoid upsetting Gretochka, I will keep silent tactfully wink
        2. +2
          12 January 2023 16: 09
          Quote from Barracuda 148
          Well, when will it be again. And who will issue the TsU for Caliber and Irkons? The Navy has big problems with this when Liana is still deployed.

          So even now, in fact, the "Batons" are blind. Indeed, for their Granites, target designation is also needed. Which is not there now. So let them remake it for cruise missiles for the time being, and at this time, deploy Liana to the fullest.
    3. +3
      11 January 2023 15: 31
      Quote: Zaurbek
      And why don't we use "Inserts" in the mines of ICBMs for Caliber-type missiles.

      Fire control systems for SLBMs and CRBDs are different. And it's too expensive to carry both at once. In addition, the tactics and maneuvering of the carrier before firing are also different. Therefore, the Yankees converted their first 4 Nuts into SSGNs without any curtsy towards SLBMs.
    4. 0
      10 March 2023 20: 29
      It seems that there were conversion projects for such a squid business
  4. +2
    11 January 2023 13: 53
    The name for the ship is not very successful ... The first "Alexander" died in the Tsushima battle with the entire crew, the second ended his days in Bizerte after the White Guards stole it there.
    1. +1
      11 January 2023 19: 22
      Quote: Grencer81
      The name for the ship is not very successful ... The first "Alexander" died in the Tsushima battle with the entire crew, the second ended his days in Bizerte after the White Guards stole it there.

      Well, if about superstitions and signs, then the same type of Prince Suvorov also "died" under Tsushima.
      All this did not prevent the Soviet cruiser Alexander Suvorov from serving honestly from 1954 to 1991.
      Now the "granddaughter" has entered service!
    2. +2
      12 January 2023 00: 23
      Well, what's wrong with the name of a heroic ship that has fulfilled its duty to the end? Then the "Ushakov" and "Nakhimov" should be renamed, such ships also died in Tsushima. It's inconvenient to talk about "Varyag" ...
      And if we have "Admiral Levchenko" and "Admiral Kulakov" in our fleet, then why talk about unsuccessful names?
  5. -5
    11 January 2023 14: 15
    Why are there no cruisers "Joseph Stalin", "Nikita Khrushchev", "Leonid Brezhnev"? These are the leaders under whom we had the most powerful armed forces, under which we were feared and respected, and also remembered by our probable and improbable opponents! And who over the hill knows about Alexander III or Monomakh? Yes, even in our country.
    1. -1
      11 January 2023 15: 56
      Let's just say that Khrushchev has no place among the really worthy states you have indicated. figures.
      1. 0
        12 January 2023 16: 57
        Quote: Sailor
        Let's just say that Khrushchev has no place among the really worthy states you have indicated. figures.

        And what, personally, you can say bad things about Khrushchev. All of our leaders were quirky. But many people forget that it was under Khrushchev that we flew into space, and most importantly, Khrushchev was able to move millions of people from barracks to normal houses. It now seems that "Khrushchev" is squalor, but believe the people who moved from the barracks, they seemed to be palaces. My mother told me - I buy you in the bathroom, I put you to bed, I sit in the kitchen and cry with joy, you don’t need to heat the stove, you don’t need to carry water 300 meters away, the toilet is warm and not on the street, there are two rooms and not one twelve squares in a shield barrack on Far north with stove heating. And now sixty percent or maybe more in the country live in "Khrushchev"
        1. 0
          12 March 2023 13: 25
          And warships launched "on pins and needles" at his direction ...
  6. 0
    11 January 2023 17: 15
    Eh ... I would not call the ships by such names. Both previous ships had a short, bright and unfortunate fate.
    1. +4
      11 January 2023 19: 36
      Quote: mmaxx
      Eh ... I would not call the ships by such names. Both previous ships had a short, bright and unfortunate fate.

      The squadron battleship Emperor Alexander III did not lower the St. Andrew's flag in the Battle of Tsushima, the crew fought to the last and is worthy of the memory of descendants. The second - became a victim of the ups and downs of the civil war. The fate of the battleship is not enviable. His guns managed to fight against the Motherland and after World War II serve it!
      Everything is not easy enough, but unlike Nebogatov's ships, he did not lower the flag in battle, so I think it’s not right to hang human meanness and stupidity on the “iron”!
  7. 0
    11 January 2023 18: 49
    Does the 955A have a water cannon? The screw remains the same.
    1. 0
      14 February 2023 10: 16
      Does the 955A have a water cannon? The screw remains
      The water cannon is probably in addition to the propeller. It will be used for low speed and stealth underwater. The screws, although of a unique secret shape to reduce cavitation, are noisier than a water jet due to the rotation of the shaft, mainly. This is the main source of noise on the submarine.
  8. 0
    12 January 2023 00: 34
    Quote from: User_neydobniu
    Is it possible that the "Decree on Cook's Children" will also appear soon, approved at one time by this emperor?

    Why decree, we simply reduce budget places to 10-100 a year, and raise the cost of education. And if there are any claims that we have such a coveted Capitalism here, they themselves destroyed the Union for its sake ...
    They solved the shortage problem just as ingeniously, before there was a shortage of goods, now the population has a shortage of money, but there are a lot of goods in stores..


    - you can quickly put an end to the shortage of funds ... But counterfeit in most types of products - it is also due to the presence in the heads ...
  9. +1
    12 January 2023 16: 37
    Alexander III - A worthy name for the Premier League - he was truly a great sovereign!
  10. -1
    12 January 2023 17: 54
    The title of course... Causes surprise. On the other hand, even bread was named after Nicholas Two.
    1. 0
      14 February 2023 10: 22
      though not in honor of Nicholas Two
      An airport in Murmansk was named in honor of Nicholas II. Probably in memory of the fact that relatives in England refused to take him to their place, through the port of Murmansk.
  11. 0
    12 January 2023 18: 05
    Normal SLBMs have not been created for these boats - the Bulava is not serious.
    Almost everything loses to the French and American counterparts. And low reliability.
    Low throw weight, worse range.

    While there are the best Sineva / Liner missiles from Makeyev.
    There are many new ones made, but probably all will be recycled.
    Since "Dolphins" are removed from service by age.
    And there are no other carriers and will not be for these missiles.
    1. 0
      20 February 2023 13: 41
      Quote: Osipov9391
      Normal SLBMs have not been created for these boats - the Bulava is not serious.
      Almost everything loses to the French and American counterparts. And low reliability.
      Low throw weight, worse range.

      While there are the best Sineva / Liner missiles from Makeyev.
      There are many new ones made, but probably all will be recycled.
      Since "Dolphins" are removed from service by age.
      And there are no other carriers and will not be for these missiles.

      The mace differs from Sineva in that it has a short accelerating section. Well, it seems to have smaller dimensions. As for the range, any submarine can shoot from the pier
  12. -2
    13 January 2023 00: 27
    And the name ... the name is ....
    Regarding heredity - what kind of feats did the ships called "IA-3" accomplish ???
    No.
    Well, the fact that the flag has not been lowered is, like, a feat of galleries ?? At the same time, I do not detract from the heroism of our sailors !!!!
    But really the name of the ship has no glorious deeds. Well, there isn't.
    "MEMORY OF MERCURY" - what's wrong ???
    "DONT TOUCH ME"
    "PRINCIPIUM"

    Yes, I'm picking my memory here. Everything has been documented!

    Heroic ships
    Russian and Soviet Navy
    Georgy Alekseevich Ammon, Sergey Sergeevich Berezhnoy

    https://xn--b1acadncgwd3abbio5jre.xn--p1ai/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/geroicheskie-korabli-rossijskogo-i-sovetskogo-flota.pdf
    ___________________________________________________
    One of the main traditions of caronymy, founded by Peter the Great, is the continuity of ship names, especially those that earned this right in battles.

    In the Baltic, the names of the period of the Azov flotilla were repeated - “Lizet”, “Munker”, “Degas”, “Lusk” (“Lynx”), “Falk” (“Falcon”), “Eliphant” (“Elephant”), “Friedemaker” ("Peacemaker"); in the same place, until 1725, “Narva”, “Vyborg”, “Schlisselburg” were repeated twice. This tradition manifested a remarkable feature of Peter the Great - to think about the future of Russia and the fleet, about those who will inherit the glory of shipbuilders and sailors.

    Time did not spare even the most formidable multi-gun wooden ships - they rotted, collapsed, because no funds were allocated for repairs. But the names were not forgotten, they continued to live in the new creations of the artisans.

    After the death of the king-carpenter, the traditions laid down by him were still strong, and the instructions given to him were carried out regularly; so, at the end of 1729, the Admiralty Board wrote: “The Shtandart ship, although it was named after ... imperial majesty, was ordered to be stored by decree for memory, but because of rottenness it can’t be kept in storage, ... instead of this“ Shtandart ”for the memory of that name, such ... make a new one.

    Passing from one generation of ships to another, the names formed entire dynasties of "names of the same name". Over the entire existence of the Russian fleet, the following names were repeated more than others: "Standart" and "Gangut" five times each, "Ingermanland" - six, "Do not touch me" and "Azov" - seven, "Poltava" and "Samson" - eight , "Vyborg" - ten, "Mercury" - 11, "Narva" - 14, "Moscow" - 18, "Nadezhda" - 22.
    ________________________________________________________________________


    Yes, and in principle, SSBNs need such names so that the enemy trembles and we smirk !!!
    1. +1
      13 January 2023 17: 24
      No.
      Well, the fact that the flag has not been lowered is, like, a feat of galleries ??

      Do not lower the flag, fight to the last and die after several hours of battle - a feat of arms in its purest form. Without any "shtoli".
      It turns out that "Varyag" is also an inappropriate name. He, too, just did not lower the flag. And then everything else happened to him, dubious.
      "Rurik" also accomplished a feat .. " adits" Or not?
      R.S. "Mercury" in the Russian fleet will appear this year. Only this name is not a battleship, and, therefore, is not suitable for SSBNs either. If perishing karonimyku remembered.
    2. 0
      23 February 2023 11: 39
      Quote from Victor
      And the name ... the name is ....
      Regarding heredity - what kind of feats did the ships called "IA-3" accomplish ???
      No.
      Well, the fact that the flag has not been lowered is, like, a feat of galleries ?? At the same time, I do not detract from the heroism of our sailors !!!!
      But really the name of the ship has no glorious deeds. Well, there isn't.
      "MEMORY OF MERCURY" - what's wrong ???
      "DONT TOUCH ME"
      "PRINCIPIUM"

      Yes, I'm picking my memory here. Everything has been documented!

      Heroic ships
      Russian and Soviet Navy
      Georgy Alekseevich Ammon, Sergey Sergeevich Berezhnoy

      https://xn--b1acadncgwd3abbio5jre.xn--p1ai/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/geroicheskie-korabli-rossijskogo-i-sovetskogo-flota.pdf
      ___________________________________________________
      One of the main traditions of caronymy, founded by Peter the Great, is the continuity of ship names, especially those that earned this right in battles.

      In the Baltic, the names of the period of the Azov flotilla were repeated - “Lizet”, “Munker”, “Degas”, “Lusk” (“Lynx”), “Falk” (“Falcon”), “Eliphant” (“Elephant”), “Friedemaker” ("Peacemaker"); in the same place, until 1725, “Narva”, “Vyborg”, “Schlisselburg” were repeated twice. This tradition manifested a remarkable feature of Peter the Great - to think about the future of Russia and the fleet, about those who will inherit the glory of shipbuilders and sailors.

      Time did not spare even the most formidable multi-gun wooden ships - they rotted, collapsed, because no funds were allocated for repairs. But the names were not forgotten, they continued to live in the new creations of the artisans.

      After the death of the king-carpenter, the traditions laid down by him were still strong, and the instructions given to him were carried out regularly; so, at the end of 1729, the Admiralty Board wrote: “The Shtandart ship, although it was named after ... imperial majesty, was ordered to be stored by decree for memory, but because of rottenness it can’t be kept in storage, ... instead of this“ Shtandart ”for the memory of that name, such ... make a new one.

      Passing from one generation of ships to another, the names formed entire dynasties of "names of the same name". Over the entire existence of the Russian fleet, the following names were repeated more than others: "Standart" and "Gangut" five times each, "Ingermanland" - six, "Do not touch me" and "Azov" - seven, "Poltava" and "Samson" - eight , "Vyborg" - ten, "Mercury" - 11, "Narva" - 14, "Moscow" - 18, "Nadezhda" - 22.
      ________________________________________________________________________


      Yes, and in principle, SSBNs need such names so that the enemy trembles and we smirk !!!

      Well, the British had all sorts of invincible and undaunted. The French had Terrible-terrifying
  13. 0
    13 January 2023 11: 15
    Suvorov Alexanderlll then Borodino with Orel and a direct course to the Tsushima Strait
    1. +1
      13 January 2023 17: 25
      Well, "Admiral Levchenko" and "Admiral Kulakov" are much better, we'll come to the right place ...
  14. 0
    17 January 2023 17: 05
    Lord ... Deaf HAK, stupid torpedoes, Rocket of the 60s ... No analogues !!! And he will stand all his life at the pier, like the whole valiant strategic submarine, a target for axes.
    1. 0
      23 February 2023 11: 40
      Quote: HefeДМБ69
      Lord ... Deaf HAK, stupid torpedoes, Rocket of the 60s ... No analogues !!! And he will stand all his life at the pier, like the whole valiant strategic submarine, a target for axes.

      Come on, compare the Mace with the rocket of the 60s

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