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AIRCRAFT
GUN ARMAMENT
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GROUP 10 WEAPONS
Class 1005 Guns,
Through 30 mm
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Basic Characteristics
Cartridge AO-18
Caliber, mm 30
Muzzle velocity, m/s 860
Firing rate, rds/min 1,500
Weight, kg:
gun 45
cartridge/projectile 0.810/0.390
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Basic Characteristics
Cartridge AO-18
Caliber, mm 30
Muzzle velocity, m/s 850
Firing rate, rds/min 5,000
Weight, kg:
gun 150
cartridge/projectile 0.810/0.390
GSh-301 GUN /0 /-301
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AIRCRAFT
GUN ARMAMENT
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Basic Characteristics
Cartridge NR-30
Caliber, mm 30
Muzzle velocity, m/s 790
Firing rate, rds/min 850
Weight, kg:
gun 67
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Basic Characteristics
Round VOG-17A
Caliber, mm 30
Muzzle velocity, m/s 185
Firing rate, rds/min 470 - 520
Weight, kg:
grenade launcher 20
cartridge/projectile 0.35/0.28
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GUN PODS
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UPK-23-250 GUN POD
The pod is intended for suspension on MiG-23 air-
craft and combat helicopters to form the gun version
of the carrier armament. The pod carries a GSh-23
gun with a feed system and an ammunition load of
250 cartridges.
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Basic Characteristics
Weight, kg:
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The pod is intended for suspension on Su-17 (M, M2,
M3) and MiG-27 aircraft to form a gun version of their
armament. The pod carries a GSh-23 aircraft gun with
a feed system and an ammunition load of 260 car-
tridges.
Basic Characteristics
Weight, kg:
loaded pod 320
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Range of laying angles in elevation, deg 0 - 30
Basic Characteristics
Weight, kg:
loaded pod 525
gun with ammunition 260
Range of laying angles, deg:
elevation 0 - 45
traverse ±45
SPPU-6 FLEXIBLE
GUN POD
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SUBMARINES
GROUP 19 SHIPS, SMALL CRAFT,
PONTOONS AND FLOATING DOCKS
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PROJECT 636 DIESEL-ELECTRIC
SUBMARINE
Designed to attack submarines and surface ships, defend
naval bases, seacoast and communications, as well as carry
out reconnaissance and landing missions.
Blending into natural marine noise, the submarine is capable of
detecting a target at a distance three to four times that at which
it can be detected by adversary’s sonar systems. Consequently,
it forestalls the enemy in carrying out a torpedo attack.
The submarine is equipped with a versatile information and
battle management system, which incorporates a high-speed
computer.
The submarine’s sonar system is capable of:
- operating in a circular scan mode and listening to the noise
produced by submarines and surface ships;
- measuring distance to a target by an “echo” method in a
sector of ±30° relative to the target course;
- providing long-range and short-range telephone/telegraph
communication;
- detecting acoustic signals and determining their bearings.
The submarine is equipped with a mine-hunting unit, which
operates in the active mode to detect mines and other smal-
l-size objects.
The boat’s navigation equipment includes course indicators,
speed and distance meter, automatic position plotter, echo
sounder, receiver-indicators of radio navigation systems, and
radio direction finder.
The radar equipment includes passive and active radars.
The submarine’s main propulsion unit includes:
- two diesel generators, one shaft driven by the main propul-
sion motor, and an economic speed electric motor;
- a backup propulsion unit consisting of two reserve shafts
and electric motors.
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SUBMARINES
GROUP 19 SHIPS, SMALL CRAFT,
PONTOONS AND FLOATING DOCKS
Class 1905 Combat Ships and Landing Vessels
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The main propulsion unit provides for:
- propulsion in submerged or surfaced position by the main
electric propulsion motor, as well as by the economic speed
electric propulsion motor;
- charging of storage batteries;
- snorkeling mode;
The backup propulsion unit can be operated both underwater
and on the surface.
The submarine is equipped with two diesel generators, each
comprising a diesel engine and an AC generator.
Other submarine systems include: diving system, drain sys-
tem, trim system, low/medium/high air pressure systems,
emergency blowing system, marine and steering hydraulic
system, fuel system, firefighting system, ventilation system,
air-conditioning system, deck-drain and sewage-disposal
system, etc. All vital systems are duplicated. Most of these
systems operate autonomously. They are manipulated either
from the main control room or from local stations.
The submarine’s machinery and systems are adapted for
operation in any climatic conditions.
The submarine of Project 636 incorporates the most
advanced engineering solutions, which have made it possible
to reduce its noise to the noise level of natural marine
environment.
The submarine of Project 636 has two hulls and elegant
shape. It features a considerable reserve of buoyancy and
unsinkability. The boat remains afloat if one of its compart-
ments and two adjacent main ballast tanks on one side are
flooded. Moreover, it continues to perform its mission under
these circumstances to the possible extent.
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Displacement, m
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Principal dimensions, m 73.8x9.9x6.3
Speed, knots:
submerged 20
surfaced 11
Range, mile:
at economic speed of 3 knots 400
snorkeling at a speed of 7 knots 7,500
Diving depth, m:
maximum 300
operating 250
periscopic 17.5
Endurance, day 45
Armament: six 533mm torpedo tubes;
12 torpedoes or 24 mines
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AMUR-1650 CONVENTIONAL SUBMARINE
The Amur class submarine is designed to destroy hos-
tile submarines and surface ships, to protect friendly
naval units, seacoast and communications, as well as
to carry out reconnaissance missions.
The low noise level of the submarine’s equipment and
systemic utilization of advanced acoustic protection
facilities provide for reduction of the noise level
produced by Amur-1650 by several times than that of
other submarines of this class.
The use of a highly effective sonar system and the
boat’s low noisiness ensure early detection of hostile
warships, including low-noise submarines.
The submarine’s armament includes multipurpose tor-
pedoes, anti-submarine rocket-assisted torpedoes,
cruise missiles and mines.
The sonar system comprises highly-sensitive passive
transducers and electronic equipment, which make it
possible to detect even low-noise submarines and sur-
face ships at large ranges. The submarine carries a
towed transducer, which is dispensed from the vertical
tail fin.
The boat’s navigation system comprises an inertial nav-
igation subsystem which provides for the submarine
safe navigation. Moreover, it generates present posi-
tion data and dynamic parameters with the accuracy
sufficient for the use of weapons.
The commander’s periscope has two channels: optical
and TV. A multipurpose periscope (optronic mast) is of
a non-penetrating type. It has a thermal imager and a
laser range finder.
The boat’s communications facilities provide for reli-
able communication, both underwater and on the sur-
face, with shore-based installations, ships and aircraft.
The radar system is equipped with passive and active
antennas arranged on the non-penetrating mast. The
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SUBMARINES
GROUP 19 SHIPS, SMALL CRAFT,
PONTOONS AND FLOATING DOCKS
Class 1905 Combat Ships and Landing Vessels
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radar system furnishes surface situation data, detects
and classifies targets, as well as generates targeting
and IFF data.
The submarine is propelled by a single-shaft fully-
electric propulsion system. The system comprises two
diesel-driven AC generators with rectifiers, a propul-
sion electric motor with permanent magnets, and a
storage battery.
The submarine, its propulsion plant, machinery and
weapons systems can be controlled either from the
main control room or from separate battle stations.
The submarine design takes into account the ecologi-
cal requirements. Provision is made for installing the
equipment used to clean bilge water from oil product-
s, decontamination of wastewater, briquetting of rub-
bish and food cans, as well as crushing of garbage.
The submarine’s machinery and other systems
installed in the boat feature long service life and allow
the submarine to be operated for 10 years until the first
factory overhaul. The total lifetime of the boat is at least
25 years.
The submarine’s crew is accommodated in comfortable
cabins. The boat has a dinette, pantry, air-conditioner-
s, air cleaners and regenerators.
The Amur-class submarine can be operated in any area
of the World Ocean.
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Basic Characteristics
Displacement, t 1,765
Principal dimensions, m 67 x 7.1 x 8.2
Speed, submerged, knots 21
Range, mile:
submerged (at economic speed) 650
snorkeling 6,000
Maximum diving depth, m 300
Torpedo tubes 6
Torpedoes (caliber, mm) 18 (533)
Endurance, day 45
Crew 35
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PART 3 3
SUBMARINES
GROUP 19 SHIPS, SMALL CRAFT,
PONTOONS AND FLOATING DOCKS
Class 1905 Combat Ships and Landing Vessels
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Basic Characteristics
Displacement, t:
surfaced 218
full load submerged 390
Principal dimensions, m 28.2 x 4.8 x 5.1 (6.3)
Propulsion diesel-electric
Power rating, kW:
diesel 1 x 160
propulsion electric motor 1 x 60
Propeller 1 x fixed-pitch, shrouded
Diving depth, m 200
Full speed, knots:
surfaced 6.43
submerged 6,65
Range, mile:
surfaced 1,450
submerged with lead storage battery 134
submerged with silver-zink battery 250
Fuel capacity, t 6.5
Crew 9
Endurance, day 10
Armament:
two mine laying devices
(for two mines and two torpedoes);
two containers, air-lock chamber;
diver’s equipment, blasting charges;
diver propulsion vehicles;
radio communications facilities;
navigation system;
passive/active radar system;
sonar system
PYRANHA-CLASS DIESEL-ELECTRIC
MIDGET SUBMARINE
Designed to perform special missions and attack surface
ships in littoral areas. The submarine is easy to control, high-
ly maneuverable and features low level of physical fields. Its
hull is made from titanium alloy.
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