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The submarine "Kaluga" went to sea on sea trials

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I did not accompany this boat. I will now meet with the tests - photos from returns always turn out more beautiful. Excellent background - the sea, the sky and nothing more. I'll tell you a little about the boat.



B-800 Kaluga has been on Starlet since 2002. Due to insufficient funding, repairs and modernization of the submarine began only in 2010 year.


Kaluga will become part of the polar compound of the SF submarines at the end of the summer of 2013. It will be the first non-nuclear submarine in the last 20 years, which has been repaired and modernized by the Zvezdochka shipbuilders for the Russian Navy. The service life of the submarine, built in 1989 year, extended by ten years.
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  1. avant-garde
    avant-garde 18 June 2013 13: 11 New
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    Well, God forbid, depart as all tests should be soldier
    1. klimpopov
      klimpopov 18 June 2013 14: 41 New
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      Somehow, the article cut short. I thought it would be a great photo report.
      1. lelikas
        lelikas 18 June 2013 15: 49 New
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        Well, give life to Kaluga laughing -good gift for the past and upcoming holidays!
  2. Vtel
    Vtel 18 June 2013 13: 12 New
    +6
    Happy swimming Toddler!
  3. 755962
    755962 18 June 2013 13: 13 New
    +1
    She will be the first non-nuclear submarine in 20 years,


    Oh, deadlines, deadlines ...
    Slowly harnessed ?!
    1. Starina_hank
      Starina_hank 18 June 2013 18: 59 New
      0
      Slowly the wrong word!
  4. Old_kapitan
    Old_kapitan 18 June 2013 13: 34 New
    +4
    Great news! Seven feet under the keel!
  5. Sergey21
    Sergey21 18 June 2013 13: 37 New
    +3
    Slowly. Yes and a little unfortunately. But in general the news is good. Have a good swim!
  6. Russ69
    Russ69 18 June 2013 13: 43 New
    +4
    One more is already good, you look as promised and 3 brand new nuclear submarines will be handed over to the Navy by the end of the year. For the submarine fleet will already be quite a normal year.
    1. tungus
      tungus 18 June 2013 17: 25 New
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      This is not a nuclear submarine. This is Halibut, it is also Varshavyanka. Diesel-electric.
      1. Old_kapitan
        Old_kapitan 19 June 2013 13: 34 New
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        This is "Halibut", it is also "Varshavyanka"
        So "Halibut" or "Varshavyanka"?
  7. gladysheff2010
    gladysheff2010 18 June 2013 14: 05 New
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    Thanks to the shipbuilders! Seven feet under the keel! Still, it is being done, albeit slowly, with slippage, but rearmament is underway, and thank God!
  8. Army1
    Army1 18 June 2013 14: 10 New
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    Does anyone know if new shipyards, aircraft factories, and defense enterprises are being built? Links if possible.
    1. Ezhaak
      Ezhaak 18 June 2013 15: 11 New
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      Surely something is being done. Air carriers are not so much being built as they are expanding, defense similarly, more modernizing. But for the shipyards there is not so much room for us. It was no accident for the USSR in both Ukraine and Poland. No one will give links, I'm sure.
    2. Starina_hank
      Starina_hank 18 June 2013 19: 00 New
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      Of course it is, but not with us! winked
  9. AK-47
    AK-47 18 June 2013 14: 33 New
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    "Kaluga" will be part of the polar submarine formation of the SF

    It is strange why the composition of the Polarinsky compound, how does it float in the ice, having little autonomy in comparison with nuclear submarines.
    1. Old_kapitan
      Old_kapitan 18 June 2013 16: 40 New
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      It is strange why the composition of the Polarinsky compound, how does it float in the ice, having little autonomy in comparison with nuclear submarines.
      Why should she meddle there? There are strategists hiding. And it is enough for her to graze them on the edge of the ice field.
      1. AK-47
        AK-47 18 June 2013 22: 25 New
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        Quote: Old_Kapitan
        And it is enough for her to graze them on the edge of the ice field.

        Is there an edge there and how many days a year?
  10. kundyshev
    kundyshev 18 June 2013 15: 21 New
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    Seven feet under the keel!!
  11. Russ69
    Russ69 18 June 2013 15: 41 New
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    Apparently today is the day of the Navy. good
    "Kaluga", here on the test.
    They laid the second UDC "Sevastopol".
    The communications vessel of project 18280 Yuri Ivanov was removed from the boathouse.
    They said that the RK "Ustinov" on the 22nd day will be launched into the water from a dry dock.
    But everything is going on slowly, in spite of the groans that everything has ... gone.
  12. fisherman
    fisherman 18 June 2013 15: 53 New
    +2
    And the more such news the better good
  13. 1c-inform-city
    1c-inform-city 18 June 2013 16: 42 New
    +1
    Hooray!!! Swim further dive deeper !!
    1. Genady1976
      Genady1976 18 June 2013 18: 05 New
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      swim joker you however sailors will be offended
  14. sub307
    sub307 18 June 2013 17: 07 New
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    Well, yes, in comparison with the 90s, when boats leaving for medium repairs simply did not return to service due to the notorious lack of funding (project 641B submarines in particular), the submarine’s going to sea trials after repair is unconditional attainment.
  15. VohaAhov
    VohaAhov 19 June 2013 05: 03 New
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    Quote: Russ69
    Apparently today is the day of the Navy. good
    "Kaluga", here on the test.
    They laid the second UDC "Sevastopol".
    The communications vessel of project 18280 Yuri Ivanov was removed from the boathouse.
    They said that the RK "Ustinov" on the 22nd day will be launched into the water from a dry dock.
    But everything is going on slowly, in spite of the groans that everything has ... gone.


    The closer to the Marine Salon and the Navy Day - the more there will be positive marine news.
    According to the Kaluga type, another boat of this type, Vladikavkaz, is currently undergoing repair and modernization. If everything is in chocolate, then all seven North Sea boats will be repaired.
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    ocvbc 19 June 2013 12: 01 New
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