Pacific Fleet Receives New Hydrographic Ship

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Pacific Fleet Receives New Hydrographic ShipThe Hydrographic Service of Russia in the Pacific was created during the reign of Emperor Alexander II on October 31 of the year 1856. The service was engaged in the construction of lighthouses, escorting ships and ensuring their safe navigation.

Hydrographs of the past created detailed maps of bays and bays, anchorages, which made a huge contribution to the study of Russian Pacific waters. Hydrographic ships of the Pacific fleet repeatedly participated in long scientific expeditions devoted to the versatile exploration of the oceans.

The rich traditions of Pacific military hydrographers continue. On November 12 a solemn launching ceremony of the hydrographic vessel (Gis) "Victor Faleev" took place in Vladivostok. The vessel was named in honor of the outstanding naval hydrograph Viktor Faleev. The launch of the new gisu was timed to coincide with the celebration of the 155 anniversary of the establishment of a hydrographic service in the Pacific Fleet.

The shipbuilders of Vostochny Shipyard enterprise, representatives of the Pacific Fleet command and its veterans participated in the ceremony of launching the ship.

Over the past 155 years, the tasks of military hydrographers have not changed much: the crew of the new vessel will set up radio navigation buoys in the open sea and ensure the smooth operation of navigation systems ensuring the safe movement of ships near the Pacific coast of our country.

According to representatives of the Pacific Fleet, "Victor Faleev" will patrol the coast of the Russian Far East. Gisu is equipped with the latest technology and has a significant autonomy of swimming.
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  1. +13
    14 November 2011 17: 02
    The event is good, small missile ships were also built at this plant by minesweepers, and now a similar ship is being built for the DRV

    1. Sergh
      0
      14 November 2011 21: 18
      But a good dish! Probably radio buoys, fossil counterattack?
  2. 0
    14 November 2011 17: 09
    The vessel "Victor Faleev" 56 meters long, with a displacement of about 1000 tons and a speed of 13 knots is the largest vessel built by the "Vostochnaya Verf" enterprise.
    ... all that was found on it (that the speed ... of the course is somehow small)
    And this is also an electric ship
  3. Lech e-mine
    0
    14 November 2011 17: 12
    CAN SUBSCRIBERS BE TRACKED?
  4. +3
    14 November 2011 17: 24
    CAN SUBSCRIBERS BE TRACKED?

    well, a dual-use vessel apparently
    "It is equipped with a new beam echo sounder, this is the first multi-beam echo sounder in service with the Pacific Fleet, which allows you to process research results virtually online in 3D format," said Andrey Gavryushin, head of the Pacific Fleet's hydrographic service.
    The vessel is equipped with a unique electric power system with a rowing electric installation, specially developed by FSUE TsNII SET and first used in the Navy.
    1. Satanail
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      14 November 2011 17: 50
      Good evening, ours just realized that there’s nothing actual to master. All vessels are connected with dual-use topography and are able to track a submarine, due to communication with the satellite.
  5. Net
    Net
    +10
    14 November 2011 17: 38
    Well, we are not only building shock ships. Slowly we can get to such ships


    BRZK SSV-33 "Ural" of the 1941 project "Titan" is the world's largest reconnaissance ship with a nuclear power plant. His fate is tragic, as well as our country.
    1. Satanail
      +1
      14 November 2011 17: 51
      ???? What are you about??? You can’t count such tragedies on the fingers ...
    2. Anatoly
      +1
      14 November 2011 20: 26
      Impressive! ............
  6. Lech e-mine
    0
    14 November 2011 17: 42
    DON'T NEED TRAGEDIES.
    1. Lech e-mine
      0
      14 November 2011 17: 52
      I AM ABOUT HIS DESTINY.
  7. Anatoliy
    0
    14 November 2011 17: 52
    The news is very good. But I would like to read that for the Pacific Fleet warships are launched.
    1. +2
      14 November 2011 18: 04
      not only military ones are needed ... and rafting-boats are also needed.
      News for the evening by 5 points!
  8. 0
    14 November 2011 20: 10
    The Japanese probably look and envy saliva!))) Hurray! Hurray! Hurray!
    1. Satanail
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      16 November 2011 10: 19
      The Japanese are waiting ... Looking back to the west ...
  9. 0
    14 November 2011 21: 20
    seven feet under the keel!!!
  10. 0
    14 November 2011 21: 37
    One can only welcome the launch of a new ship, anyone. Break through.
  11. J_silver
    -2
    14 November 2011 21: 51
    Soon they will report about the launching of new boats - pah, although this is not bad, of course ...
  12. -1
    14 November 2011 21: 52
    it would be better if the aircraft carrier was launched
    1. Alexey Prikazchikov
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      15 November 2011 02: 21
      Wait, dear, not all of them at once by the 24th, but now we’re unlikely to pull the money, and besides, you need to arrange a hardware and a euro weight in order to project their strength into different parts of the world using avionic groups like Pindos, in short, it’s necessary to strengthen economically that Wait and it’s done, everything needs to be done in a hurry. I’ll have to hurry up with the foreign media about the 6s reforms and lay out here so that the people have a little understanding. And on the topic, the news is gorgeous to the author respect.
  13. 0
    15 November 2011 16: 08
    Respected Net
    BRZK SSV-33 "Ural" of the 1941 project "Titan" is the world's largest reconnaissance ship with a nuclear power plant. His fate is tragic, as well as our country.

    I agree tragic! built crap with a nuclear installation for what and why it’s not clear a big article here was about the uselessness of this ship ...
    moreover, they did it badly (permanent breakdowns of the power plant) and the equipment wasn’t started up .. moreover, in prosperous Soviet times