The Baltic Fleet is preparing to take a new landing craft "Denis Davydov"

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Press office Of the Western Military District announces the successful completion of factory sea trials of the newest landing craft of project 21820 Denis Davydov for the Baltic fleetthat took place at landfills.

The Baltic Fleet is preparing to take a new landing craft "Denis Davydov"


The plant's acceptance team and the crew of the boat conducted speed and maneuverability tests, checked the work of all units, systems and assemblies, radio engineering and navigation aids, and weapons. In addition, they carried out the landing of the wheeled-tracked vehicles on the coast and on the water.

“At the end of September and beginning of October, state trials will begin on the landing boat Denis Davydov, after which it will become part of the Baltic Fleet to perform tasks for its intended purpose,” the press service notes.

In addition, factory trials of another 21820 “Lieutenant Rimsky-Korsakov” landing craft are currently under way, and in the middle of October the third boat, “Michman Lermontov”, will launch them.

“Landing boats of the 21820 project have unique characteristics and in fact have no analogues in the world. They are intended for high-speed sea transfer and disembarkation to the unequipped coast of military contingents, wheeled and tracked vehicles, ”the press service of the Western Military District notes.

The full displacement of boats of the 21820 project is 280 tons, the greatest length is 45 meters, the width is 8.5 meters, and the draft is 1.9 meters. They reach speeds up to 35 nodes. The maximum cruising range is 500 nautical miles.
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  1. +3
    18 September 2014 11: 46
    New weapons are always good! That Mistral would have to do it ourselves, if necessary, those ...
    1. jjj
      +2
      18 September 2014 12: 07
      Only the metal on the skin of the sides is thin. Frames can be counted from the outside
      1. +3
        18 September 2014 12: 23
        Maybe it’s not the thickness of the skin but the number of stringers. But the new ship should not look like this. So crumpled.
        1. +2
          18 September 2014 12: 32
          It should look like that. Now there is a competition for whom the skin is thinner - for this is a real weight saving, while maintaining the volume and limit of displacement.

          Here is an example of the most powerful British ship of the 21 century and the support of the Kingdom.
          1. 0
            18 September 2014 15: 51
            Thank you, I didn’t.
        2. 0
          18 September 2014 19: 16
          Yes here too! Well, in any case, our ships will not make even sides! So that the eye pleases the view! New, and the kind that it shook the oceans in the seas. Someone will say that the view is not important, but I do not agree!
    2. 0
      18 September 2014 13: 09
      Excellent boats have turned out, and will soon replenish the fleet, which is good news.
    3. -1
      18 September 2014 13: 09
      Excellent boats have turned out, and will soon replenish the fleet, which is good news.
    4. +1
      18 September 2014 13: 43
      Main characteristics
      280 ton displacement
      Length 45 m
      Width 8,6 m
      Precipitation 2,2 m
      Engines 2 M507A-2D diesels
      Power 2 × 9000 hp
      Propeller 2 four-bladed VFSh in annular nozzles
      Travel speed 35 knots at a wave height of 0,75 m
      Cruising range 500 nautical miles
      Crew 6 people
      Landing capacity
      2 main battle tanks or 4 BMP / BTR or 140 tons of cargo

      weaponry
      Anti-aircraft artillery 2 × 14,5 mm MTPU-1

      Found a better photo
    5. 0
      18 September 2014 15: 19
      Boats are good, of course, but larger ships are needed: for BF and Black Sea Fleet, 6-8 frigates, 6-8 corvettes, 6-8 patrol corvettes, 4-6 BDK, 6-8 DPL, 6-10 mrk and Missile boats, + trifle type of these boats, on the TF and SF on 1-2 aircraft carriers, 7-8 perspective destroyers (kreisers), 6-8 frigates, 4-6 corvettes, 10-12 patrol corvettes, 3-4 BDK, 2 UDK, 6- 8 DPL, 8-10 MAPL, 4-6 strategists is the minimum.
  2. +2
    18 September 2014 11: 49
    Of course it’s not an aircraft carrier, but it’s cool anyway, imprisoned for specific tasks .. I’m glad that they invest money in the defense industry, and we have not forgotten how to produce our modern weapons.
    1. 0
      18 September 2014 12: 34
      This project still has no way to solve its strength problems. The Caspian is already limited by no more than 3 points and no more than 14 nodes. The new ones are trying to finalize, but so far it is unclear whether or not.
  3. +4
    18 September 2014 11: 50
    And we Kaliningraders are looking forward to Iskander smile
    1. 0
      18 September 2014 15: 16
      we will give you many iskanders
    2. 0
      18 September 2014 15: 16
      we will give you many iskanders
  4. Alex_34
    0
    18 September 2014 11: 56
    one hundred such boats is better than one mistral. Well, where are we going to land for 10 km? One missile in the mistral and that’s all. the landing is over. and out of a hundred half will land. already success.
    1. +3
      18 September 2014 12: 11
      Quote: Alex_34
      one hundred such boats is better than one mistral. Well, where are we going to land for 10 km? One missile in the mistral and that’s all. the landing is over. and out of a hundred half will land. already success.

      THOSE. digits 08.08.08., - They don’t tell you anything at all?
    2. +4
      18 September 2014 12: 47
      These are boats for transferring and landing on short distances and using rivers / channels. They will not be able to solve even a typical task - landing from Sevas / NVMB to Odessa and Nikolaev, without a uterus ship.

      That is, even for these tasks, a landing uterus ship is needed - the Americans have already built it, they called it MLP. It carries LCAC and a landing force, while being created on the basis of a tanker and costs 150 lyamov for a ship in 34к. True, he also acts only as a part of groups with UDC like UOSP, and in the future, America, which needs some kind of crutch, since the DocCamera could not be accommodated due to the cutting budget.
  5. +1
    18 September 2014 12: 07
    The Baltic Fleet is preparing to take a new landing craft "Denis Davydov"

    Shake the Chukhons !!!! soldier
  6. -1
    18 September 2014 12: 15
    I don’t know how, but assigning personal names to boats is at least pathetic. so soon and to newly released cartridges to give names.
  7. -2
    18 September 2014 12: 27
    On this boat you can land in Estonia 2 platoons of marines and in three days they will raise the flags of the Russian Federation in Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius .... and if they drink beer, they can run to Gdansk .... like they got lost))
    1. +1
      18 September 2014 15: 13
      No: Estonia has 3 or even 4 ATVs! While all the marines will roll on them (when they’ll be taken away), all of Estonia will change their flags, and they’ll have time to learn / remember Russian!
  8. +2
    18 September 2014 12: 44
    Okay. First, we will fill the mosquito fleet, and then we will begin to build cruisers and aircraft carriers.
  9. 0
    18 September 2014 12: 48
    Quote: gispanec
    On this boat you can land in Estonia 2 platoons of marines and in three days they will raise the flags of the Russian Federation in Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius .... and if they drink beer, they can run to Gdansk .... like they got lost))


    Well, don’t do that, capricious! And it’s far from the sea to Vilnius. These products are designed to perform several other tasks.
  10. 0
    18 September 2014 12: 53
    in mid-October they will launch the third boat, "Michman Lermontov."

    Mikhail Nikolaevich Lermontov (January 15, 1792 - July 29, 1866) - Russian admiral.
    In 1860 he was promoted to the rank of admiral with dismissal.
    If a worthy officer has finished serving in the admiral's rank, then it is worthless to call a warship as a young graduate of the Marine Corps.
    1. 0
      18 September 2014 15: 11
      Quote: sso-250659
      Mikhail Nikolaevich Lermontov (January 15, 1792 - July 29, 1866) - Russian admiral.
      In 1860 he was promoted to the rank of admiral with dismissal.
      If a worthy officer has finished serving in the admiral's rank, then it is worthless to call a warship as a young graduate of the Marine Corps.

      So the whole series - to the heroes of 812 - comes from here and the rank, and the admiral’s ranks, the boat, not by rank.
  11. 0
    18 September 2014 13: 34
    Quote: Loner_53
    And we Kaliningraders are looking forward to Iskander smile

    The Baltic states are waiting for you with them, they are really waiting, you can say they are very asking to send them on their own))))))
  12. 0
    18 September 2014 15: 08
    Quote: Alex_34
    one hundred such boats is better than one mistral. Well, where are we going to land for 10 km? One missile in the mistral and that’s all. the landing is over. and out of a hundred half will land. already success.

    And whatever you cover, or the women still nag, Mistral can provide full air support 8 KA-52 + 8 Ka-29 with proper use of the regiment they can hold back, the 33 Apache amers in Iraq have smashed a division, and you have "half a hundred." success "50 units with a landing of 2-3 thousand losses, idiocy of pure water.
  13. +1
    18 September 2014 15: 17
    different ships are needed for different operations. so glad of that too.
  14. 0
    19 September 2014 02: 38
    and what about "bison"?
  15. 0
    19 September 2014 10: 43
    It went and pathetic it, landing boats do registered ... They should be license plates - just right.
    In general, the fleet has a dubious ideology of naming ships and submarines. It’s called the name of the company’s chief, then it’s called American cities - cities ... The legendary naval commanders of the past would have been strangled by shame.
    And where are the traditions: destroyers - fighting qualities, submarines - predatory fish, etc.?