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Anonymous users2024-02-07Upstairs is talking nonsense.
I have a diagram with a detailed **layout.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Peter the Great has a total of 24 SA-N-9 vertical launch systems with 192 bombs in reserve, on the fore and aft decks, but the diagram is difficult to find.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Among the vertical launchers in front of the deck, the smaller caliber is the SA-N-9, and the larger caliber is the SS-N-19.
ss-n-22
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The place on the foredeck is empty, isn't it there?
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Anonymous users2024-02-03On the front deck, the first issue of "Modern Ships" is introduced in detail, and you can go to Shenzhen Minsk to observe the real thing.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02<> cruiser of the Kirov class.
The Kirov-class missile cruiser, known as the Sea Hawk in the Soviet Union), is the largest in Russia and the world after an aircraft carrier, and is currently the only nuclear-powered active cruiser in the world. The size of the "Kirov" class cruiser is close to the battleships of the World War II era, so it is also called a cruiser in the West, and the displacement is similar to the battleship in terms of air and firepower, but the tasks and roles are the same as the cruiser, and the Soviet Union called it uniformly"Large missile cruiser"。
Key figures. Standard displacement: 19,000 tons; Full load displacement:
26,396 tons; Draught: m; Endurance: 14,000 nautical miles at 30 knots; Maximum speed:
32 knots; Cruising speed: 28 knots; Hull size: length blind meters, width meters, ship height meters; Staff:
727; Sonar: HorseJaw sonar; Power plant: nuclear-powered, 2 KN-3 pressurized water reactors; Two steam boilers, 2 GT3A-688 gas turbines.
R&D history. In order to fully compete with the U.S. Navy and fulfill its ocean-going combat mission, the former Soviet Union built the world's largest cruiser after World War II in the early eighties"Kirov"class, the former Soviet Union numbered Type 1144. The ship is the first surface warship of the former Soviet Union to use nuclear propulsion, with a full forward displacement of 26,396 tons, equipped with a VLS (i.e. vertical launch) system and a large number of missiles for the first time, and equipped with 3 ***, its tonnage is large, and the firepower is strong, which once shocked the navies of various countries.
Equipment. A total of 4 cruisers of the Kirov class were built, of which only the 4th ship, "Peter the Great", was in service.
The Kirov class, one in service, that is, Peter the Great, is equipped with 20 SS-N-19 Granite anti-ship missiles, 12 SA N Fortress missile vertical launch systems, SA N Gecko anti-aircraft missile twin launch devices, 2 SA N gloves eight vertical launch systems; Daggers, projectile-cannon systems (each equipped with twin mm Gatling guns and SA N Griling anti-aircraft missiles); Equipped with SS N — Starfish anti-submarine missiles (the number is added as needed, launched from torpedo tubes); mm twin torpedo tubes (two quintagrams); Two mm guns: two six-barreled anti-submarine rockets, one RBU ten-barreled anti-submarine rocket. The ship is fully loaded with 24,000 tons, the maximum speed is 30 knots, and the captain and width of the ship are in no way a product (that's too rubbish).
Kirov moves slowly. With all anti-aircraft units will do. Of course, it's better to expand the war zone beyond your home. >>>More
It's better to use anti-aircraft vehicles if the battery is not good! The Allied pilots are not bad either! The main thing is to develop early and strike early! The defense ratio of the airship is high, and the weakness is the slow speed!
<> "Introduction to the cruiser.
The cruiser is a powerful and versatile surface warship suitable for ocean-going maneuvering operations for longer periods of time and in adverse weather conditions. >>>More
There are three main types of content reflected in these allegories: exposing the Tsar, reflecting exploitation, and reacting to the phenomenon. We are familiar with "The Fox and the Crow", "The Wolf and the Lamb", etc. >>>More