"Samum" returned home from the Mediterranean

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Missile hovercraft "Samum" returned to Sevastopol after successfully completing tasks in the Mediterranean, reports MIC with reference to the representative of the Black Sea Fleet Vyacheslav Trukhachev.



"During the three months of marching in a distant maritime zone, the warship took part in the Russian-Chinese naval exercise" Marine Interaction - 2015 ", in the first Russian-Egyptian naval exercise" Friendship Bridge - 2015 ", performed combat exercises during the exercise the permanent connection of the ships of the Russian Navy in the Mediterranean Sea, which included the operation of the RVCP, ”said Trukhachev.

Also, the Shakhtar marine rescue tug returned to Sevastopol, which for almost three months provided the activities of the Black Sea warship detachment fleet in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, ”added a spokesman for the fleet.

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  1. +5
    1 September 2015 17: 02
    Let's have more presence ... many and different in all oceans of the world ...
    1. +12
      1 September 2015 17: 18
      - It seems joyful - it worked as it should, returned, but ... compared to the naval power of the USSR it still looks pale.
      1. +17
        1 September 2015 18: 14
        Quote: Haettenschweiler
        Compared to the naval power of the USSR, it still looks pale.

        So the USSR also began poorly after three revolutions, the Civil War and the 1st World War!
        1. +9
          1 September 2015 19: 01
          Quote: Oleg147741
          So the USSR also began poorly after three revolutions, the Civil War and the 1st World War!



          I put a plus with the condition: put everything in place according to historical events ...
        2. +6
          1 September 2015 20: 17
          But now is another time: neither revolution, nor civil, nor world ...
          1. +4
            1 September 2015 23: 08
            and the 90s, and Chechnya? Well, even if we stood on our feet, we were generally written off
          2. +1
            2 September 2015 08: 04
            But what about the "great democratic, universal" revolution of 1984-1999
      2. 0
        1 September 2015 18: 58
        Quote: Haettenschweiler
        - It seems joyful - it worked as it should, returned, but ... compared to the naval power of the USSR it still looks



        Looks normal ... And went camping normally ...

        And if you don't like something - take a closer look at the Ukrainian Zaporizhzhia chained to the pier ...
        1. +11
          1 September 2015 19: 12
          Quote: veksha50
          And if you don't like something - take a closer look at the Ukrainian Zaporizhzhia chained to the pier ...

          Firstly, no longer chained. 13 SRZ Black Sea Fleet knows its business - after its repair, the submarine was able not only to sink, but also to emerge.
          Secondly, it’s not Ukrainian anymore. B-435 returned to the Black Sea Fleet.
      3. +5
        1 September 2015 20: 16
        Quote: Haettenschweiler
        - It seems joyful - it worked as it should, returned, but ... compared to the naval power of the USSR it still looks pale

        As they were made by two pieces, so decay. The technique is serious and powerful. but there are no articles on the continued production of hovercraft rockets and discussions are not going on. My questions on the forums - why - do not find the answer.
        1. +2
          1 September 2015 22: 15
          These ships have unique abilities. All are tormented by stealth and they are almost invisible. Water dust covers them well. This one is another. Mines do not care.
      4. -3
        1 September 2015 21: 27
        I agree with you, Denis, the boat for demonstration is of course rather weak, and still very expensive to operate.
        1. +3
          1 September 2015 21: 36
          Quote: Vladimir 1964
          and also very expensive to operate.

          This is not the first time I've heard this. But I cringe how easily such authoritative opinions slip between couch experts. And can I give the figures that determine the operating costs, and other figures that determine the effectiveness. And let's look at other ships in this proportion, for example, US aircraft carriers.
          1. +2
            2 September 2015 02: 16
            Ilya, well, where are the aircraft carriers, why go to extremes. The hovercraft in fuel consumption at the same displacement exceeds the classically displacing ships by a little less than two times. Hence the autonomy of navigation to various sources (of our site) for no more than 14 days, someone gives even less. Ships of this type are intended for use in the near sea zone.
            1. +1
              2 September 2015 10: 53
              Quote: Vladimir 1964
              Ilya, well, where are the aircraft carriers, why go to extremes. The hovercraft in fuel consumption at the same displacement exceeds the classically displacing ships by a little less than two times. Hence the autonomy of navigation to various sources (of our site) for no more than 14 days, someone gives even less. Ships of this type are intended for use in the near sea zone.

              And if the task that they can perform, no one else will? I do not argue that they are gluttonous. But I prove that they are effective. So they need to refuel with a tanker and thus increase the autonomy of the campaign. Is fuel more expensive than a combat mission, or even the outcome of a naval battle?
    2. +4
      1 September 2015 17: 30
      Quote: Air Force Captain
      Let's have more presence ... many and different in all oceans of the world ..

      come on ..... only who will be present ?? ... Nuno build ships of the 1st and 2nd rank .... but only with the first we have big problems ... and there are no 2 engines yet ... well, wait 3 a year old .... a petit is being repaired ... a kuzya just got out of it ... Moscow is about to get up (next year) ... I can’t say exactly who and when to repair about a BOD ....
      1. +4
        1 September 2015 18: 42
        Poor RUSSIAN LANGUAGE! Why is it so?
        1. -2
          1 September 2015 20: 39
          Quote: TVM - 75
          Poor RUSSIAN LANGUAGE! Why is it so?

          And for caps, Turgenev would have expressed it to you.
      2. +9
        1 September 2015 19: 19
        It is necessary to build. Only wisely. The toy fleet is very expensive. It is possible to undermine the economy so that it will not rise any more. But the boats of this project are the most. It seems that there are also 2 ranks, but in terms of the price-damage ratio, they are very "spiteful". Of course, they are too small for the far ocean zone, but in the Black (Baltic, Caspian) Sea, they will definitely not give anyone a descent soldier
    3. +2
      1 September 2015 20: 46
      But is this ship intended to work in the far sea zone as a cruiser?
      1. +1
        1 September 2015 23: 44
        Quote: Civil
        But is this ship intended to work in the far sea zone as a cruiser?


        I put you a plus for an interesting question, but on the other hand - do you assume that they will not be able to carry out any tasks?
        Navigation range: 2500 miles with 12 nodes, 800 miles with 45 nodes.
        Is it possible to refuel them afloat? I don’t know - I haven’t found it yet. But if there is, then if there is a combat mission, there will be a refueling tanker.
        Let’s ask questions more constructively. If we can answer it ourselves, we try to dig ourselves on the Internet ourselves, and not force people like you to do the same inexperienced in the matter. Tomorrow I'm going to rummage through the wilds of the Internet - what about the possibility of refueling and replenishing supplies. But you do not lag behind. I want to know from you - and the cruiser in the far sea zone where he takes food for personnel, and ammunition in case of warfare?
        1. 0
          2 September 2015 21: 42
          Quote: Manul
          Quote: Civil
          But is this ship intended to work in the far sea zone as a cruiser?


          I put you a plus for an interesting question, but on the other hand - do you assume that they will not be able to carry out any tasks?
          Navigation range: 2500 miles with 12 nodes, 800 miles with 45 nodes.
          Is it possible to refuel them afloat? I don’t know - I haven’t found it yet. But if there is, then if there is a combat mission, there will be a refueling tanker.
          Let’s ask questions more constructively. If we can answer it ourselves, we try to dig ourselves on the Internet ourselves, and not force people like you to do the same inexperienced in the matter. Tomorrow I'm going to rummage through the wilds of the Internet - what about the possibility of refueling and replenishing supplies. But you do not lag behind. I want to know from you - and the cruiser in the far sea zone where he takes food for personnel, and ammunition in case of warfare?


          Of course, there are supply vessels, questions about shipping capabilities, air defense, missile defense, actions in the KMG, there are simply real doubts ...
          1. +1
            2 September 2015 23: 32
            Quote: Civil
            Of course, there are supply vessels, questions about shipping capabilities, air defense, missile defense, actions in the KMG, there are simply real doubts ...

            Quote: Lance
            Lance (4) Yesterday, 23:52 p.m. ↑
            But is this ship intended to work in the far sea zone as a cruiser?
            No.
            Far Sea Zone - Ocean
            There he has a heavy skeg scheme.
            Consider catamaran. Seaworthiness is not a fountain))
            And he is not a cruiser.

            So I talked about the need for these ships in the fleet, and not that they would deal with the enemy beyond the north pole. For a pair of such ships for each fleet as border guards (peculiar watch dogs), they also spend our squadron and meet her. They used to meet the enemy squadron at the approaches before coastal missile and artillery complexes. Isn't that their task?
      2. +2
        1 September 2015 23: 52
        But is this ship intended to work in the far sea zone as a cruiser?

        No.
        Far Sea Zone - Ocean smile
        There he has a heavy skeg scheme.
        Consider catamaran. Seaworthiness is not a fountain))
        And he is not a cruiser.
    4. +4
      2 September 2015 00: 09
      Honestly, it’s a little crazy or out of despair to send a ship of such a small displacement from the Black Sea, bypassing the Sea of ​​Marmara and the Aegean to the shores of Egypt.
      Although the ship is excellent, but IMHO, in their coastal zones and + - miles 700 no more.
      A purely personal opinion.
  2. +16
    1 September 2015 17: 03
    the sea rescue tug Shakhtar returned, which for almost three months supported the activities of a detachment of warships of the Black Sea Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean ”, Here the kid was plowing there, they drove the devil to where. Well done, he stood it.
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    2. -7
      1 September 2015 17: 06
      Quote: Kil 31
      the sea rescue tug Shakhtar returned, which for almost three months supported the activities of a detachment of warships of the Black Sea Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean ”, Here the kid was plowing there, they drove the devil to where. Well done, he stood it.


      What did he do there in the Mediterranean? maybe he has torpedoes?
      1. +7
        1 September 2015 17: 13
        He is saving! Save those who should be across our course!
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      3. +8
        1 September 2015 18: 10
        Quote: War and Peace
        What did he do there in the Mediterranean?

        Hard, routine, everyday work. Do not forget that we have a Base Point in Syria, and our ships are far from the first freshness, so that a tugboat is a fighting unit there.
        1. 0
          1 September 2015 19: 11
          Quote: svp67
          Quote: War and Peace
          What did he do there in the Mediterranean?

          Hard, routine, everyday work. Do not forget that we have a Base Point in Syria, and our ships are far from the first freshness, so that a tugboat is a fighting unit there.


          so what didn’t stay at the point in this? it is clear that the boat is official and coastal, then to Tartus, then back, so no resource is enough ...
          1. +4
            1 September 2015 21: 06
            Quote: War and Peace
            it is clear that the boat is official and coastal
            The miner, actually a MARINE tugboat, is not basic, not raid. Therefore, he carried his BS at the MSS fleet parking points.
            And kabatage is "the transportation of goods and passengers, carried out within the same sea, in coastal waters, most often between the ports of one state. Dictionary of business terms. Akademik.ru. 2001"
            1. 0
              1 September 2015 22: 06
              Quote: BoA KAA
              Quote: War and Peace
              it is clear that the boat is official and coastal
              The miner, actually a MARINE tugboat, is not basic, not raid. Therefore, he carried his BS at the MSS fleet parking points.
              And kabatage is "the transportation of goods and passengers, carried out within the same sea, in coastal waters, most often between the ports of one state. Dictionary of business terms. Akademik.ru. 2001"


              Well, and the fact that he does not rank between the seas dangles like this?
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          2. 0
            2 September 2015 06: 42
            Quote: War and Peace
            so what didn’t stay at the point in this? it is clear that the boat is official and coastal, then to Tartus, then back, so no resource is enough ...

            It's not a question of salary. It is possible that he himself returned to the service, the mechanisms also need prophylaxis, and maybe he accompanied the "pre-infarction" one.
      4. +12
        1 September 2015 19: 04
        Quote: War and Peace
        What did he do there in the Mediterranean? maybe he has torpedoes?



        I don’t understand - why is such a dismissive attitude towards providing courts ???

        Where does this snobbery and gentility come from ???

        Yes, even Peter the Great would have cost a lot if he hadn’t plowed a myriad of such towing fireflies ???
    3. 0
      1 September 2015 21: 29
      Quote: keel 31
      Here the kid was plowing there, they drove the devil to where. Well done, he stood it.

      + To you, I also thought about this, the crew usually has neither fame, nor fanfare, nor respect, marine laborers, but as they are needed.
  3. +17
    1 September 2015 17: 16
    It is more correct to call it "hovercraft skeg", because "hovercraft" is a little different, for example "Bison". The difference is like between an excavator and a bulldozer, they seem to be similar and both dig, but they do it in different ways and for different purposes.
    1. +2
      1 September 2015 19: 06
      Quote: chunga-changa
      but they do it differently



      Well, yes, yes ... The bison will deliver armored personnel carriers and marines and will fire a gun ...

      But Samum as E ... t - and the NATO destroyer - no ...
      1. +2
        1 September 2015 19: 13
        Rather like that. “The bison will pass over shoals and mines, come ashore, unload equipment and people. In case of fatal damage to the“ skirt ”or engines, the loaded one will most likely drown. And the“ Samum ”will walk along the fairways and anchor, or moor to the pier , but on the other hand "eat" less fuel and be more seaworthy without losing speed. In case of serious damage to the "skirt", it will most likely slowly reach the base.
        1. 0
          1 September 2015 22: 23
          That's the point. Very interesting boat. The bison guzzle a break and the fuel is not easy, but here everything is different.
  4. +2
    1 September 2015 17: 31
    And how many of these are we in the fleet?
    1. +5
      1 September 2015 17: 38
      Two, Bora and Samum, as the name of the winds ...
      1. gjv
        +3
        1 September 2015 18: 27
        Quote: Seriomilander
        Two, Bora and Samum, as the name of the winds ...

        Bora's appearance

        + bonus - a fight on the road.
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        2. gjv
          +3
          1 September 2015 18: 35
          Another movie about these ships. In general, the plot is the same, but IMHO editing is slightly different and other shots come across ...
          1. +5
            1 September 2015 21: 11
            In the 90s I read old things in the RG, how officers, at their own expense, kept the "Bor" afloat, if only they did not saw it on pins and needles ... Honor and praise to all who served on this ship!
      2. +5
        1 September 2015 20: 24
        Local winds are winds that differ in some features from the main character of the general circulation of the atmosphere, but, like constant winds, regularly repeating and having a noticeable effect on the weather regime in a limited part of the landscape or water area.

        Local winds include a breeze changing its direction twice a day, mountain-valley winds, boron, hair-drier, dry wind, sumum and many others [1].

        The occurrence of local winds is mainly associated with the difference in temperature conditions over large bodies of water (breezes) or mountains, their spread relative to the general circulation flows and the location of mountain valleys (phen, boron, mountain-valley), as well as with a change in the general atmospheric circulation by local conditions (summ , sirocco, hamsin). Some of them are essentially air currents of the general circulation of the atmosphere, but in a certain area they have special properties, and therefore they are attributed to local winds and give them their own names.

        For example, only on Lake Baikal, due to the difference in warming water and land and the complex location of steep-slope ridges with deep valleys, at least 5 local winds are distinguished: barguzin - a warm northeast wind, a mountain wind - north-west wind, causing powerful storms, sarma - a sudden west wind, reaching a hurricane force of up to 80 m / s, the valley ones - the southwestern kultuk and the southeast shellon.

        Contents [remove]
        1 Afghan
        2 Barguzin
        3 Biz
        4 Bora
        5 Breeze
        6 garmsil
        7 Mountain-valley winds
        8 Marshmallows
        9 Mistral
        10 Meltemi
        11 Pampero
        12 Epaulet
        13 Sumum
        14 Sarma
        15 Cirocco
        16 Dry wind
        17 Tornado
        18 Foehn
        19 Hamsin
        20 Harmatan
        21 Chinook

        As we can see, 19 more ships have not been completed. Where are they ??? I ask everyone!
        1. -1
          1 September 2015 20: 50
          ... As we can see, 19 more ships have not been completed. Where are they ??? I ask everyone!
          - son, it used to be taken with a bang, and now QUALITY!
          1. 0
            1 September 2015 21: 47
            Quote: morpod
            - son, it used to be taken with a bang, and now QUALITY!

            Excuse me, dad, but minus I set you solely for familiarity. And for youthful maximalism I pat on the shoulder, and I’ll say - they don’t take quality now (and not everywhere else before). And they don’t take quantity. Starters-engineers and enthusiasts pull on their teeth. They won’t be awarded either a prize or an order. And I don’t have to tell anything and patronize them. I think so a couple of such ships in each fleet are needed at least, and a couple more in reserve. And the hydrofoil ships are somehow forgotten (was Alekseev really so far across his throat that all his creations were removed under the cloth?). What is your opinion on the required number of hovercraft rocket ships? Or are you talking about talking in the evening under a cup of tea with rosehips, but in the rubble, and with a tablet in the country?
  5. +4
    1 September 2015 17: 45
    Bora is a cold northerly wind that collapses with great force on the coast.
    Samum - a sultry wind, flying in flurries and accompanied by dust-sand vortices and a storm (sand hurricane).
    1. FID
      +3
      1 September 2015 17: 50
      Quote: Seriomilander
      Bora - cold north wind

      I would call it not "northern", but a katabatic wind ... It flows from Mithridates ... Even though Mithridates is in the north of Novorossiysk ...
      1. 0
        1 September 2015 21: 11
        Not only from Mithridates (this is a small mountain in Kerch) compared to the one that flows from the Caucasus Mountains. This has happened more than once in Novorossiysk itself.
  6. +2
    1 September 2015 17: 49
    Everywhere we have to show the flag of Russia to remember.
    1. +1
      1 September 2015 21: 16
      Quote: atamankko
      Everywhere we have to show the flag of Russia to remember.

      Unfortunately, they remember the flag of the Navy of the Republic of Ingushetia less than the flag of the Navy of the USSR ...
  7. +4
    1 September 2015 17: 53
    Few ships to actively demonstrate power. Unfortunately.
  8. +4
    1 September 2015 18: 39
    The most important thing is that people are captains and sailors who passed the test so to speak, and as they say in the article successfully! And it does not matter what rank your ship is. Muzhiki for a successful return and for the patience of your wives and girlfriends !!!! HOORAY!!!! drinks fellow
  9. +2
    1 September 2015 18: 57
    The crews that Samuma, that Shakhtar are heroic guys ... On ships of this level - well, far from ocean and far - staying for three months away from the bases is already something ... Not to mention participation in exercises .. .

    And then they come home - and next to the pelvis with a sea breeze hang out ... The guys from Samum can only creak their cheekbones, teeth ...
  10. 0
    1 September 2015 19: 29
    A good karablik, Soviet-built, powerful weapons, that's just very noisy, if anyone was, that one knows.
    1. 0
      1 September 2015 21: 14
      For this, the design speed is about 45 knots and he has a catamaran type hull.
  11. 0
    1 September 2015 20: 24
    the main thing is that he returned, and this is a fact!
  12. +1
    1 September 2015 20: 31
    Quote: Oleg147741
    Quote: Haettenschweiler
    Compared to the naval power of the USSR, it still looks pale.

    So the USSR also began poorly after three revolutions, the Civil War and the 1st World War!

    Think correctly, not all at once
  13. 0
    1 September 2015 21: 12
    Quote: Soviet Union
    But now is another time: neither revolution, nor civil, nor world ...

    Yes, the time is different, a lot of enemies of the fatherland divorced at all levels of Russian society and government. There is the same civil war, only secretive.
  14. 0
    1 September 2015 21: 26
    Quote: Oleg147741
    Quote: Haettenschweiler
    Compared to the naval power of the USSR, it still looks pale.

    So the USSR also began poorly after three revolutions, the Civil War and the 1st World War!

    you would be more careful, my brain can burst from such ruts
  15. 0
    1 September 2015 22: 01
    The missile carrier returned on time. Just to the teachings of hohlopups and the non-donation of mattresses ...
  16. 0
    1 September 2015 22: 52
    I am not a sailor, but I liked the ship, beautiful! See how he walks on the waves, apparently awesome action! Pobol such and other ships and submarines !!!
  17. 0
    2 September 2015 01: 53
    I would like to hear and read such news every day and so that the ships spend more time off the coast of the United States.
  18. 0
    2 September 2015 03: 03
    Wow a tugboat like a destroyer!
  19. 0
    2 September 2015 05: 13
    Quote: Manul
    As they were made by two pieces, so decay. The technique is serious and powerful. but there are no articles on the continued production of hovercraft rockets and discussions are not going on. My questions on the forums - why - do not find the answer.

    RCC range has increased. Stealth - technology has become more commonly used. An ordinary (displacement) RTO with RCC ONIX and stealth elements is cheaper, simpler and stronger.

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