Submarine Hà Nội delivered to Vietnam

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Vietnamese web resource www.thanhnien.com.vn reports that on December 31 2013 of the year in the Vietnamese naval base Cam Ranh by the Dutch transport vessel Rolldock Sea delivered the first diesel-electric submarine HQ-182 Hà Nội from Russia 06361 project.

Heavy-duty vessel Rolldock Sea (Dutch flag, home port of Rotterdam) belongs to the Dutch company RollDock. The vessel was built by the Indian company Larsen & Toubro in Surat in 2011. The vessel has a gross register tonnage of 12802 gross tonnage, a deadweight of 6879 tons, a length of 142 m and a width of 24 m.

Vietnam signed a contract for the construction of six submarines of the 2016 project worth 06361 billion from the Federal State Unitary Enterprise Rosoboronexport in December 2 for 2009 for the year. Taking into account the construction of infrastructure facilities (including training facilities), supplies of weapons and other things, the total cost of work under this agreement reaches 4 billion dollars. The construction of boats under this contract is carried out by Admiralty Shipyards OJSC in St. Petersburg. The Vietnamese head boat HQ-182 Hà Nội (building number 01339) was laid there on August 24 2010 of the year, 28 of August 2012 was launched on the 3 of December 2012 of the year. From December 2012, Hà Nội was based in the port of Svetly near Kaliningrad, where she underwent factory and state tests and a training program for the Vietnamese crew.

November 7 2013 of the JSC "Admiralty Shipyards" signed an act of technical transfer of the boat Hà Nội Vietnamese Navy. On November 15, the boat was loaded in St. Petersburg on the transport vessel Rolldock Sea, which on November 19 sailed to Vietnam, rounding Africa along the way. The Vietnamese flag will be hoisted on HQ-182 Hà Nội in Cam Ranh at the end of January 2014. This submarine will be the first full-fledged submarine of the Vietnamese Navy, which until now has operated only ultra-small submarines built by North Korea.

Submarine Hà Nội delivered to Vietnam

The Dutch transport ship Rolldock Sea with the first HQ-182 submarine built for Vietnam in Russia Hà Nội of the 06361 project on arrival in Kamran Bay. 31.12.2013 (c) www.thanhnien.com.vn (photo report by link)



Built for Vietnam in Russia, the submarine HQ-182 Hà Nội project 06361 on board the Dutch transport vessel Rolldock Sea, arrived in Cam Ranh bay. 31.12.2013 (c) tienphong.vn
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  1. +7
    6 January 2014 09: 34
    Six boats before the 2016 of the year are very good for Vietnam! And for us)
    1. +5
      6 January 2014 11: 49
      it would be nice if six boats before 2016 are for you, and not for Vietnam. By the way, I noticed that if necessary for overseas buyers, shipyards work as usual, but when it comes to themselves, the process drags on for years. The trend however
      1. +1
        6 January 2014 13: 47
        Omar, hello! Remember, a year or two ago, Serdyukov "fought" with the military-industrial complex for prices. The Russian government has squeezed the producers in terms of money, now it is more profitable for the latter to do abroad. There is the concept of domestic Russian prices (for the CSTO countries) and export prices. This seems to me to be the reason. There is one more factor - the Russian military-industrial complex produces competitive products and is one of the "suppliers" of currency for the country. 16 billion in 2012 is not a joke and a significant contribution of the military-industrial complex to the Russian economy. So it seems to me that the Russian government is not against keeping foreign supplies a priority. At least the facts speak about it.
    2. +2
      6 January 2014 13: 36
      ShturmKGB
      Six boats before the 2016 of the year are very good for Vietnam! And for us)

      good
      I support. Vietnam, although not large, is our permanent ally in Southeast Asia.
  2. +2
    6 January 2014 10: 21
    New markets, that's good ... "+"
  3. +4
    6 January 2014 10: 29
    China will be unhappy laughing
  4. makarov
    +4
    6 January 2014 10: 48
    Vietnam is at a crossroads, because of all of China’s harnessing power ... life forces us to arm ourselves
  5. kelevra
    +3
    6 January 2014 11: 37
    Interestingly, the war in Vietnam began with the allegedly sunk US destroyer by Vietnamese submarines, but after the war, when the Americans fled with beaten faces, they admitted that it was a provocation, because Vietnam had no fleet at all! Now, Any opponent attacking Vietnam will pay dearly for their decision!
  6. +1
    6 January 2014 14: 02
    Eh, I would not refuse this rolldock.
  7. Russian sniper
    0
    6 January 2014 23: 36
    Soon, such beauties will go to the Russian Black Sea Fleet. drinks One is already on the B-261 Novorossiysk water with the crew on board, soon for testing. Two boats are being built at an accelerated pace - the B-237 Rostov-on-Don and the B-262 Stary Oskol, the crew has already been formed for the first. Boats should be part of the Navy in 2014. Also in 2014 another boat of Project 636.3 - B-268 Veliky Novgorod will be laid down. Interesting boats in Sevastopol go or in Novorossiysk? hi
  8. 0
    8 January 2014 19: 28
    Excuse me, Vietnamese brothers, I accidentally in the name "Ha Noi" (right?) The letters "X" and "H" subconsciously inadvertently swapped places - I look and think - it's like they were written in Russian documents until it came to - I was wrong, however ... lol
  9. +1
    8 January 2014 19: 33
    I also remembered joke: you can't say "Chinese" - this is racism towards them, you have to say "our yellow-faced, narrow-eyed, bow-legged brothers" (you can't say "blacks" - this is racism towards them, you have to say "our blacks, fat-lipped, curly brothers ")

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