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@CovertShores @AlexLuck9 @SubBrief @USN_Submariner @TheSubHunter1 @mikeplunkettuk @IBallantyn @The_Lookout_N @RSS_40 @FPSchazly 2. Charlie I-class SSGNs were armed with P-70 Ametist/SS-N-7 STARBRIGHT SLCMs housed in two rows of four missile tubes on each side of the bow & outside the pressure hull, as well as 4x533mm & 2x400mm torpedo tubes capable to launch a variety of torpedoes & decoys. 
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@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @RSS_40 @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @SubBrief @USN_Submariner @TheSubHunter1 @IBallantyn @navalnewscom 2. Kursk was the 10th hull of the Project 949A Antey/Oscar II-class, her hull was laid down in 1990 at SEVMASH Shipyard, launched four years later (photo 2) and commissioned on 31/12/1994.
@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @The_Lookout_N @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @IBallantyn @Aviation_Intel @USN_Submariner @R_P_one @BarentsNews 2. Project 645/November-class SSN K-27 was the first Soviet submarine to use lead/bismuth liquid metal-cooled reactor (LMR). K-27 was written off in 1979 after suffering a major radiological accident in 1968, full story here:
@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @The_Lookout_N @KaptainLOMA @CislakJaroslaw @BuchananLiz @WendtWeiss 2. R/V Ivan Frolov will replace the existing R/V Akademik Fedorov built in 1987 by the Finnish company Rauma-Repola.
@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @The_Lookout_N @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @BuchananLiz @CislakJaroslaw @KaptainLOMA 2. "creation of a control system ensuring the safety of navigation, management of traffic flows in areas of heavy traffic in the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation, including the implementation of a set of measures for geological, geodetic, cartographic, hydrometeorological...
@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @RSS_40 @The_Lookout_N @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @SubBrief @USN_Submariner @Aviation_Intel @KaptainLOMA 2. Izvestia also reports documents confirming the completion of coastal infrastructure construction for the Projects 09851 Belgorod & 09852 Khabarovsk and a Project 20183 support vessel in Krasheninnikov Bay.
@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @RSS_40 @The_Lookout_N @R_P_one @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @SubBrief @USN_Submariner @TheSubHunter1 2. Project 602 Skat (not to be confused with the Project 670 Skat/Charlie-class SSGNs) was a proposed underwater launch platform for UR-100M SLBMs (modified UR-100/SS-11 Sego ICBM). 
@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @RSS_40 @The_Lookout_N @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @SubBrief @USN_Submariner @navalnewscom @IBallantyn 2. "The submarine Dmitriy Donskoi has been decommissioned from the Russian Navy. It will await disposal at the naval base in Severodvinsk, along with two other submarines of this project," - he said.
@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @RSS_40 @SubBrief @USN_Submariner @The_Lookout_N @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @Aviation_Intel @wachteldean54LV Call out to US submarines, anyone able to ID the James Madison-class SSBN?
@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @RSS_40 @SubBrief @USN_Submariner @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @The_Lookout_N @R_P_one @FPSchazly 2. Charlie-I SSGNs were armed with P-70 Ametist/SS-N-7 Starbright SLCMs housed in two rows of four missile tubes on each side of the bow & outside the pressure hull as well as 4x533mm & 2x400mm torpedo tubes capable to launch variety of torpedoes & decoys. 
@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @RSS_40 @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @IBallantyn @The_Lookout_N @CislakJaroslaw @USN_Submariner @R_P_one 2. on the North American coast. The preliminary design was completed in 1971 - powered by two nuclear reactors & enough internal space to accommodate nearly 500 marines and ~20 armoured personnel carriers. Proposed length of the submarine was 190 m, displacement 18.000 t... 
@CovertShores @SubBrief @USN_Submariner @TayfunOzberk @FORONAVAL @Capt_Navy @RSS_40 @HMUboff @The_Lookout_N @R_P_one 2. K-159 was one of 12 Project 627A class SSNs - a slightly modified Project 627 Kit, that produced the first Soviet nuclear submarine Leninskiy Komsomol K-3.
@CovertShores @Capt_Navy @RSS_40 @FORONAVAL @TayfunOzberk @SubBrief @USN_Submariner @TheSubHunter1 @EmbersOfSuns @R_P_one 1. "The first Alfa-class submarine K-64 became operational in 1970, but suffered a loss-of-coolant accident in 1972 when a leak developed between the secondary water-steam circuit and the primary liquid metal circuit, exposing the primary circuit to a pressure of 70 atm. 