By the end of the year, the NNF will join the ship 32

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Until the end of the year, the Navy will take on the 32 ship and vessel, including tugs, boats, rescue ships and corvette ships. This was announced in St. Petersburg by the commander-in-chief of the Navy, Viktor Chirkov, the BaltInfo correspondent reports.
Currently, the Navy continues to work on the construction of frigates and patrol ships at the Yantar plant, as well as submarines. “Every day we test ships, submarines and sea aviation, as well as coastal missile systems, ”Chirkov emphasized.

Among other things, in 2013, tests of two nuclear missile submarines of the 955 "Borey" project should be completed. According to Chirkov, the tests have ended on one of the submarines, and now the deficiencies are being rectified, and the second is still in the test. It is expected that in November-December the nuclear rocket submarine “Alexander Nevsky” of the 955 “Borey” project will be accepted into the Navy.

Currently, only one submarine of the Borey project, Yuri Dolgoruky, is in service with the Navy; the testing and construction of the Alexander Nevsky, Vladimir Monomakh and Prince Vladimir is expected to be completed. The laying of the fifth submarine "Alexander Suvorov" is expected in 2015 year.
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  1. +5
    14 November 2013 08: 17
    And where did "Severodvinsk" go again, or again next year, I remember they said in 2011 they will accept it, or they will write it off without adopting it. 20 years have passed since they were laid!
  2. makarov
    +6
    14 November 2013 08: 17
    there are jobs, there is a load of space, there is a fleet update, there is a working economy - you have to rejoice and welcome.
    1. +7
      14 November 2013 08: 56
      Quote: makarov
      there are jobs, there is a load of space, there is a fleet update, there is a working economy - you have to rejoice and welcome.

      There are still (more or less) only the first 2 positions. And then with very big reservations. As for updating the fleet ... everything is more complicated. Where are frigates 22350? For the last 4 years, the lead time has been shifted. "Ash"? 7 pcs. by 2021 - almost unrealizable (terms of laying + construction dynamics). "Boreas"? It seems they are going into series, but without missiles ... and the launches for 2014 were postponed ... "Lada"? Again ... All hope is for 636.3 and 1135.6. But clarity on them will be in a year or two.
      In the meantime, shipbuilders report anti-sabotage boats and tugs. 32 pcs. - that sounds. But if you announce it by name ....
      1. +4
        14 November 2013 10: 01
        Well this year - Boyky, Sviyazhsk, Uglich. The rest is Grachata, tugboats, floating ships, rescuers, divers and other vessels necessary for the economy.

        By the way, here the head Rooker Pacific Fleet just a couple of days ago adopted:
        1. +2
          14 November 2013 10: 32
          Quote: Bronis
          Well, this year - Boyky, Sviyazhsk, Uglich.

          I'd love to. It’s just an MRK with a displacement of 950 tons. And there was news about the cruiser. In fact, excessive PR only harms reputation. On average, 10 can remember the same thing ... at some point it starts to annoy people. They just love to formally report and report with us ... and when you still see the discrepancies between the wealth of the top management of the USC and the workers with the engineers ... And then you look at the result ...
    2. nickname 1 and 2
      0
      14 November 2013 11: 09
      Quote: makarov
      there are jobs, there is a load of space, there is a fleet update, there is a working economy - you have to rejoice and welcome.


      RIGHT!

      What? Not enough again?

      but apparently, the disease from which the USSR died, took on a "chronic character"
    3. 0
      14 November 2013 20: 04
      [quote = makarov] there are jobs, there is space loading, there is a fleet update, there is a working economy - you need to rejoice and welcome. [/ quote]

      then you say Paul, that's true. These are jobs and thousands of people who fed their families with their labor.

      [quote] Until the end of the year, the Navy will adopt 32 ships and vessels, including tugboats, boats, rescue ships and corvette ships.

      it would be better if the commander-in-chief of the Navy indicated how many of these 32 ships really strengthen the fleet. how many purely warships, and how many auxiliary ships will be accepted. What if all 32 consist only of tugboats and boats?
  3. Unisonic
    +2
    14 November 2013 08: 17
    By the end of the year, the Navy will adopt 32 ships and vessels

    Wow, 1.5 months are left by the end of the year! Even the US Navy would envy such a pace of commissioning ships!
    1. +11
      14 November 2013 08: 35
      Quote: Unisonic
      Even the US Navy would envy such a pace of commissioning ships!

      Americans are now introducing aircraft carriers, destroyers and submarines into service, which we envy.
      1. +2
        14 November 2013 08: 42
        And in spite of their crisis, and in our country, it’s like a crisis that strikes the defense in the first place.
      2. +7
        14 November 2013 08: 48
        Yeah, we have a boat or a tug, they have an aircraft carrier, of course they envy.
        Well, at least something and that is joyful.
        By the way, did you decide with Kirov?
        1. +2
          14 November 2013 08: 57
          Quote: klimpopov
          By the way, did you decide with Kirov?

          Hi Klim! Are you asking anyone, Chirkov laughing
          1. +2
            14 November 2013 09: 11
            This I apparently ask the void.
            Hi Sasha!
            1. +3
              14 November 2013 09: 13
              Quote: klimpopov
              This I apparently ask the void.

              You drink laughing
              1. +5
                14 November 2013 09: 31
                Quote: Alexander Romanov
                You drink

                "Why are you drinking?
                -To forget ...
                -Forget what?
                - What am I ashamed of ...
                -And why are you ashamed?
                -Because I drink ... "

                Antoine de Saint-Exupery.
              2. +4
                14 November 2013 09: 53
                Yesterday. He celebrated Dnyuha ...
                1. +3
                  14 November 2013 10: 14
                  Quote: klimpopov
                  Yesterday. He celebrated Dnyuha ...

                  And of course, that means he’s not yet gone to bed wink
                  1. +1
                    14 November 2013 10: 19
                    I didn’t sleep, of course, and the consequences are not as serious as expected.
        2. Onyx
          0
          14 November 2013 10: 32
          Quote: klimpopov
          Yeah, we have a boat or a tug, they have an aircraft carrier, of course they envy.
          Well, at least something and that is joyful.
          By the way, did you decide with Kirov?

          About the entry into operation of this aircraft carrier is out of the question. Only the hull was lowered into the water.
      3. 0
        14 November 2013 10: 09
        Well, just in the 2013 year they slowed down a lot on acceptance, but they increased it on construction.

        In 2013, the entire replenishment amounted to 2 DKVD San ​​Antonio (LPD-23 and LPD-24) and one Virginia - USS Minnesota.

        Nothing else came to US NAVI. The high-profile descents of the Aircraft Carrier, Zumwalt and the departure to America's running gears are not acceptance into the fleet, here in the 2014-2015 US NAVI will replenish more noticeably than in the 2013.
        1. +1
          14 November 2013 10: 21
          Quote: donavi49
          Nothing else came to US NAVI.

          And what they report on the accepted tugboats, so in the USA it will not catch.
      4. AVV
        0
        14 November 2013 12: 31
        When in our shipbuilding company, the shipyards will work in America, France, or Britain, then it will be possible to calm down a bit, and at the current pace of work, it’s too early for us to calm down !!!
    2. +2
      14 November 2013 09: 02
      Yeah. Where are they ... All they can do is that Virginia is almost a year ahead of schedule. We have nowhere to rush ... wassat
    3. Fin
      0
      14 November 2013 09: 41
      Quote: Unisonic
      Even the US Navy would envy such a pace of commissioning ships!

      They are very happy for us. The warships themselves are launched, and we are targeting them.
    4. 0
      14 November 2013 10: 04
      This refers to the entire 2013 year. Just at the end of the year there will be 32 new ships and vessels in the Navy.
  4. -3
    14 November 2013 08: 18
    32! Not weak! Keep it up! Are the Americans silent yet? Something they may not like again? laughing
    1. ed65b
      +2
      14 November 2013 08: 46
      Quote: Dazdranagon
      32! Not weak! Keep it up! Are the Americans silent yet? Something they may not like again? laughing

      Why should they sing songs? They lowered the Zamvolt over the quiet.
    2. +1
      14 November 2013 09: 09
      Quote: Dazdranagon
      32! Not weak! Keep it up! Are the Americans silent yet? Something they may not like again?

      Yes, they like everything. We are launching not frigates, destroyers or aircraft carriers, but tugs and boats, in the main.
  5. +2
    14 November 2013 08: 19
    encouraging news ...
    1. 0
      14 November 2013 20: 07
      very encouraging news! wassat
  6. +3
    14 November 2013 08: 20
    Good news.

    There will be disruptions, for objective reasons, stupidity, loss of experience and personnel, and even theft. We will criticize, partially not in the case. But once started, then things will go better in every way.

    Great!good
    1. +1
      14 November 2013 08: 38
      I think there should be no breakdowns with Rogozin and Shoigu. There were errors, I hope after the conclusions made they will no longer be.
      1. +2
        14 November 2013 09: 21
        Quote: Jamal
        I think there should be no breakdowns with Rogozin and Shoigu. There were errors, I hope after the conclusions made they will no longer be.

        It's not just the Rogozins and Shoigu. The point is in the system. The debugging of technological chains, the availability of personnel, the state of industry in general, and the sanity of our class of managers ...
  7. +1
    14 November 2013 08: 37
    Good thing the ships do. Still would stop calling ships according to the western classification. And then there is little confusion. Or would you even switch to her
    1. +2
      14 November 2013 08: 47
      why confuse it? tugboats, salvage court, boats ... what is unclear? corvettes, where are you going to get lost? count watchdogs, destroyer frigates and cruisers, the figure certainly inspires, and all this is necessary, but the ships of the ocean zone are not yet visible ... hi
    2. 0
      14 November 2013 09: 01
      erased (3) Today, 08:37 New
      Good thing the ships do. Still would stop calling ships according to the western classification. And then there is little confusion. Or even would switch to it.

      I completely agree with you to completely eradicate the use of the terms of Western standardization.
  8. +1
    14 November 2013 08: 37
    So if you brought a list of exactly which ships are going to be handed over, and if by 2/3 these are transport and auxiliary vessels, then the joy is not so great
  9. ed65b
    +3
    14 November 2013 08: 50
    Excellent. We get up quietly build up. We give work to people. We are raising the shipyard. Putin admires the carabel builders from South Korea, but I am ashamed. When the Koreans built "sharks" in the USSR, they fished on straw junks. EBN broke up, Gaidar and ala company sold everything, and we were left with nothing.
  10. +4
    14 November 2013 09: 04
    The news is certainly positive, at least we are doing something, but I would like more. Of course, it’s clear that everything is not immediately possible, that we are slowly recovering shipbuilding, but damn it, how I want to hear the news about the launching of some kind of a large new ship that has no analogues in the world. soldier
  11. Unisonic
    0
    14 November 2013 09: 07
    Quote: Alexander Romanov
    Quote: Unisonic
    Even the US Navy would envy such a pace of commissioning ships!

    Americans are now introducing aircraft carriers, destroyers and submarines into service, which we envy.

    :) I said in a sarcastic style!
    1. +1
      14 November 2013 10: 43
      Quote: Unisonic
      Quote: Alexander Romanov
      Quote: Unisonic
      Even the US Navy would envy such a pace of commissioning ships!
      Americans are now introducing aircraft carriers, destroyers and submarines into service, which we envy.
      :) I said in a sarcastic style!

      Sorry, of course, but the priority on sarcasm, apparently, is with the commander-in-chief Chirkov (as with the original source) wassat

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