Después de asegurar que el Bulava tiene que volar, porque hay muchos de diseños en todo el mundo con combustible sólido que vuelan y el Topol vuela... dejó caer (traducción artesanal del menda):
Rusia pondrá de quilla el cuarto submarino clase "Borei" a principios de 2010
Moscú, 21 de diciembre, RIA Novosti. La ceremonia de puesta de quilla del cuarto submarino nuclear clase "Borei" tendrá lugar a principios del año que viene, informó hoy a medios de prensa el comandante de la Armada de Rusia, almirante Vladímir Visotski.
Preguntado sobre si la puesta de quilla del nuevo submarino se efectuará a principios de 2010, Visotski dijo: "Creo que sí. Todos los trabajos preparatorios ya terminaron."
Según el almirante, "cierto retraso" se debe a las razones tecnológicas y no guarda relación con los ensayos del misil naval Bulavá.
Algunos medios de prensa atribuyeron el aplazamiento de la construcción del submarino a los últimos lanzamientos de prueba fallidos del Bulavá, misil que portarán los submarinos clase "Borei".
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Northern Fleet's SSBN K-18 Karelia has completed sea trials program after overhaul and modernization at Zvezdochka Ship Repair Center, reports ITAR-TASS. Builder's sea trials included three cruises which were carried out successfully. The sub is expected to depart for permanent basing site by the end of 2009.
Commissioned in 1989, the sub has been upgraded at Zvezdochka shipyard, Severodvinsk, Arkhangelsk region. Interim overhaul works lasted since Oct 2004 and in Nov 2008 the submarine left the boathouse. Results of upgrade are decreased noisiness, higher casualty control and nuclear safety, capability to detect enemy submarines.
K-18 is fifth submarine of Project 667BDRM Delfin which was under repair at Zvezdochka. Previously, the shipyard worked on SSBNs K-51 Verkhoturye, K-84 Yekaterinburg, K-114 Tula, K-117 Bryansk. In total, Russia has six Delfin-class nuc subs; the sixth one – K-407 Novomoskovsk – shifted Karelia at the shipyard.
SSBN Karelia was built by Sevmash shipyard, Severodvinsk. The sub's displacement makes 12,000 tonnes; maximum speed is 24 knots. Armament of Delfin-class submarines includes 16 intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM).
Un nouveau sous-marin nucléaire russe entrera en service en 2010
Un nouveau sous-marin nucléaire d’attaque russe devrait entrer en service à la fin 2010, a annoncé mercredi le bureau d’études qui l’a conçu.
Un porte-parole du bureau d’études Malakhit a annoncé que les essais à quai du Severodvinsk, un sous-marin du Projet 885 Yasen (Graney), commenceraient d’ici la fin du mois et seraient terminés l’an prochain.
La construction du sous-marin avait commencé en 1993 mais avait été suspendue par des difficultés financières.
Les SNA de la classe Graney peuvent lancer divers missiles de croisière à longue portée (jusqu’à 5.500 km) à têtes nucléaires, et s’attaquer à des sous-marins, des navires de surface et des cibles à terre.
En juillet, la construction d’un 2è exemplaire de la série a commencé. Il sera cependant équipé de matériels et d’armement plus modernes.
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1 major global force projection navy – complete;
2 major global force projection navy – partial;
3 medium global force projection navy;
4 medium regional force projection navy;
5 adjacent force projection navies;
6 offshore territorial defence navies;
7 inshore territorial defence navies;
8 constabulary navies;
9 token navies.
Illustrations of these categories would include the US Navy (Rank 1), the Soviet Navy of 1990 (Rank 2), the French and British navies (Rank 3), the Indian, Chinese and Japanese navies (Rank 4), Portugal, Israel, South Africa (Rank 5), Norway, Egypt (Rank 6), Oman, Singapore (Rank 7), Mexico, Sri Lanka (Rank 8), no examples as it sounds too insulting (Rank 9)
18.01.2010
In 2010 Russian Navy intends to purchase first parcel of deck-based fighters MiG-29K which will be based on aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov, informs RIA Novosti referring to representative of Naval Aviation HQ. However, the source did not specify the number of aircrafts.
It is expected that Russian Navy will buy 24 MiG-29K fighters in the nearest 3-4 years. Within a few years, MiG-29 and Su-33 aircrafts will be the basis of Russia's deck-based fighter aviation, said the interviewee. Operating life of Su-33 fighters which are currently in service of naval aviation will be expired in 2015; however, it is planned to be prolonged up to 2025.
Deck-based fighters MiG-29K were tested late Sept 2009 on heavy aircraft carrying cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov. It was reported that MiG-29K and MiG-29KUB carried out several deck landings and takeoffs from the carrier anchored at the Barents Sea.
MiG-29K is a multirole fighter of 4++ generation capable to be based on aircraft carriers with displacement over 28,000 tonnes. Among other features are folding wing, low signature and increased fuel capacity. The fighter's max speed is 2,400 kph and operational range is up to 1,500 km.
The armament is 30-mm gun; besides, MiG-29K has seven stations for air-to-air missiles, anti-ship and anti-radar missiles, and guided air bombs.
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